Sentence examples for a watershed when from inspiring English sources

The middle equilibrium (open red circle) turns out to be unstable and acts like a watershed; when economic conditions are near it, they drift away toward one of the other two equilibriums.

Jonathan Ive and his design team at Apple set a watershed when they developed the clean, streamlined design of the iPod.

And Mr Coates says he wants people to look back at the Walking Dead course as a watershed when education and entertainment connected.

According to a UN projection, the world is only a few years away from a historic watershed – when for the first time in human history those aged 65 and over will outnumber those under age 5 (11).

The researchers have found that virtually every group examined recognizes middle childhood as a developmental watershed, when children emerge from the shadows of dependency and start taking their place in the wider world.

21): The cozy relationship that U.S. security services have always enjoyed with their British counterparts reached a new watershed when British agents descended on the offices of The Guardian and destroyed hard drives said to contain classified material that Edward Snowden had downloaded.

While Harry and the Potters play infrequently at rock clubs and other venues a Yule Ball at the Middle East Downstairs in Cambridge, MA in December 2005 attracted an audience of 600 with 200 turned away at the door The previous year was the watershed when a joke between two colorblind, Massachusetts-born brothers had developed into something they had never imagined.

The watchdog "concluded that cumulatively the violent content in this sequence exceeded viewers' expectations for a drama transmitted long before the watershed when young children were available to view and in this case were watching in large numbers".

There's a growing sense this could be a watershed moment, when coverage genuinely changes for the better.

"It's a watershed moment when you hire someone like this," said David Wales, a former Fed-eral Trade Commission official now in private practice with Jones Day.

"Years from now we will look back on this as a watershed year, when computers went from a special thing in a home to a common appliance".