Sentence examples for as turning point from inspiring English sources

Following Page (1997, pp. 67 122, 2001) and others, we use as turning point of the evolution of both aggregate and discrete approaches the DRAG-1 model of 1984, itself based on aggregate data, which introduced four key innovations in principle applicable to both streams.

This effort, known as Turning Point, was started in 1998 in large part to find groups on the margins of the health care system.

Obviously the story chooses those two moments, as turning points.

As turning points go, it was hard to beat.

The speeches Mr. Bush and Mr. Clinton gave were seen as turning points in their presidencies.

But in other places the political changes hardly qualified as turning points.

But then came one of those sequences that some teams remember as turning points in special seasons.

Their predictions of the future development can be quite precise as long as turning points and/or age-shifts of mortality decline are not present.

Some meetings of the European Council are seen by some as turning points in the history of the European Union.

Or might many experiences viewed as turning points merely be another path to the same place in life.

But every day, new breakthroughs reminded us that we needed to think anew, and recognize watershed events as turning points.