flashpoint
flashing point
flash point , f.p. (Abkürzung) AmE , fp (Abkürzung)
flash-point

And second, I had not yet reached my own flashpoint.

There were several flashpoints both during and after the game.

At the end of the year, the city remained a major flashpoint.

The president's speech will not be the only flashpoint between the parties this week.

The flashpoint for the President-elect may have come last weekend.

"It's a flashpoint that I can look to in the future.

The debate over evolutionary theory is just one such flashpoint.

Many of the songs are featured on the television show Flashpoint.

In Islamabad, for example, it was not just a question of getting a good man to the flashpoint.

The unit was created in 1965, and inspired the television show Flashpoint.

A new season of Flashpoint is expected to launch sometime in 2012.

And the role of the intermediary is becoming a flashpoint.

I have been in Parliament for 19 years and this issue has regularly come up as a political flashpoint.

See also the live album Flashpoint, released in 1991, from the same tour.

The store became an emotional flashpoint during and after the September 11 attacks.

The army was divided within itself, representing a potential flashpoint for the government.

I needed to know all I could about him in the little time left before the flashpoint.

At known flashpoint areas, security officers from both sides would maintain a presence.

The international tribunal has, for example, become a flashpoint even as all sides say, in theory, they support it.

But today, with no plants under construction, there are fewer flashpoints for public debate.

The resulting scandal became a political flashpoint in the province.

It is also a flashpoint for Taliban and sectarian violence.

It was a major flashpoint in the 1996-2006 Civil War.

As such, it remains the most likely flashpoint of another war, one with potential now to involve nuclear weapons.

The government must be careful not to create flashpoints with an authoritarian reaction.