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Second, the next few years will be an inflection point for The Times.

But the first half of 2009 may prove to be an inflection point for Chinese outbound foreign direct investment, said Daniel Rosen, a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.

"This may be an inflection point, when we stop digging a hole and start creating the conditions for reversing where we have slipped to," said Pat Cox, an economist and former president of the European Parliament.

He has been posting each day to keep his Twitter followers interested until the presidential debates, he added, which will be "an inflection point for the account," generating many posts.

It was easy to watch the town hall and wonder if this will be an inflection point in America's broken politics regarding guns — a moment when the force of money and political organization will actually be overwhelmed by the public desire to end the slaughter in American schools.

This might be an "inflection point" in the American economy, said Mark Cooper, a research fellow and energy expert at the Vermont Law School, when new houses stop getting bigger (or getting built), and appliances and other devices using electricity do more work with less power.

2016 is an inflection point.

"It's an inflection point right now.

"It's an inflection point for the car," he said.

In fact, if this recession is an inflection point, it is not the first.

"This time is an inflection point for telecommunications and traditional media," Mr. Porter said.