Sentence examples for a turning point provided from inspiring English sources

That could be a turning point, provided it is adequately reinforced with additional steps toward greater integration.

:A turning point, or business as usual?

In 2000, the International Aids Conference in Durban provided a turning point in the fight against HIV/Aids.

But the New Jersey company may have provided a turning point for New York City's embattled recycling program.

The Florida land bubble of the 1920s provided a turning point in public opinion, thanks to newspaper reporting around the country that made it clear that a mania was being artfully promoted.

If new beat was an essential musical contribution to electronic production, the movement also provided a turning point in the history of street fashion.

"We believe the plan, if implemented, if followed, has the ability to provide a turning point, a change," he said.

"Today the United States and Russia are announcing a plan which we hope will reduce violence, reduce suffering and resume movement toward a negotiated peace and a transition in Syria... that, if followed, has the ability to provide a turning point, a moment of change," Kerry said.

The Occupy Central movement issued a statement saying it hoped "the talks can provide a turning point in the current political stalemate".

A wider pro-democracy group that has joined the demonstrations, Occupy Central, issued a statement saying it "hopes the talks can provide a turning point in the current political stalemate".

In an interview last week, she said the support Ms. Gillibrand provided had been a turning point for her.