Sentence examples for touch the essential from inspiring English sources

Nor does it touch the essential and long-term problem of productivity.

"The Americans have not been able to touch the essential problem, which is the occupation for the past 35 years".

With the advent of things like EU immigration policies, or extraditions without appeal within the union (via the European arrest warrant), the EU now touches the essential contract between the citizen and the state.

In 1979 he wrote: "So heavy was my anguish that I made a vow: not to speak, not to touch upon the essential for at least ten years.... Long enough to regain possession of my memory.

Shalev told ABC that the remarks were "very meaningful" and that the president "touched all the essential elements that should be touched".

In their last 15 encounters, the two presidents have touched on the essential elements of a resolution but have been unable to come close to a settlement, diplomats said.

One point, just one -- for it touches on the essential and one cannot permit that utter rubbish be said and accredited concerning the essential: the war in Libya.

It helps keep artists, especially, grounded and in touch with the essential and visceral nature of their enterprise.

The very tip of the C-terminal α-helix that touches the bottom sleeve is essential for rapid catalysis and generation of full torque, but the rest of the C-terminal helix up to the base of the axle is completely unnecessary for the residual rotation with half the torque.

They had four fielding errors and two runners became too distracted to touch home plate, the essential act in this sport.

Sometimes, Buhs writes, they dressed as Bigfoot "to touch their essential selves".