Sentence examples for at inflection from inspiring English sources

But job figures are often revised substantially in subsequent reports, particularly at inflection points in economic growth.

But the team itself did nothing to earn that, playing with grace and harmony, giving itself so many chances to score that the result seemed inevitable.Germany's four World Cup wins have come at inflection points in the country's history.

Today, that competitive play reaches at inflection point.

A more notable difference among the microcrystalline cellulose samples is observed at inflection slope temperatures.

The relative height at inflection points, based on Kozak 1988 model, were set to 0.25 and 0.12 for Douglas-fir and western hemlock, respectively.

He was also a Product Manager at Inflection, where he worked on Archives.com, which was later acquired by Ancestry.com in 2012.

Cadogan suggested that we're at "an inflection point" at the end of the first cycle in programmatic ad-buying.

"The situation between Baghdad and Erbil could be at an inflection point," says Phil Corbett, an analyst at Deutsche Bank in London.

You need to jump back in at the inflection point or you're left at the post.

"We're at an inflection point," said Tomer Cohen, director of mobile products at LinkedIn, who oversaw the redesign.

For Laurence Hollingworth, co-head of equity capital markets at JPMorgan Cazenove, the UK equity market is at an inflection point.