Sentence examples for a cusp of a from inspiring English sources

The more I saw, the more I felt on a cusp of a brave new world – like witnessing the switch from radio to TV.

"I don't think that behavioral targeting is something that we should eliminate, but I do think that we're at a cusp of a new era, and the kinds of information that companies share and have today is nothing like we'll see 10 years from now," Professor Turow said.

Meanwhile Klobuchar says that she feels that "we're on a cusp of a great opportunity" because the economy is getting great in Minnesota.

It is interesting that they found that the unique equilibrium is a cusp of codimension 3 (a degenerate Bogdanov-Takens bifurcation point).

But he and his fellow surgeons were on a cusp of groundbreaking change in a number of areas.

A year ago the Midwest seemed on the cusp of a renaissance.

The palpable sense of a sector on the cusp of a real breakthrough is not unjustified.

But it also offers a metaphor for a world on the cusp of a social earthquake.

That's a shame for a country on the cusp of a full blown economic meltdown.

I sensed that we were sitting on the cusp of a climax — a terrible whoosh, an impressive rise in tide.

Iraq now has elections, a functioning, if imperfect, army and an oil industry on the cusp of a potential boom.