"2018 has been a decisive turning point for local news," said Jim Friedlich, executive director of the Lenfest Institute for Journalism, a nonprofit organization focused on creating sustainable business models for local news; it is the parent company of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
"That was a decisive turn – it allowed us to see a multidisciplinary picture in the religious ecologies and religious cosmologies of particular traditions," Grim says.
And straight back with a very tasty encounter: Seattle and RSL resuming hostilities on Friday night with what could turn out to be a decisive turn in the kick for home in the Supporters Shield race.
The RBI is thus confident that it will be able to keep inflation below 6% by next January, as it has pledged.India's stockmarket rose sharply in response to the news, which investors judged was a decisive turn in the interest-rate cycle.
And the initiative coincides with what researchers believe may be a decisive turn in the battle against obesity.
The year 1848 was a decisive turning point in Swiss history.
This week was a decisive turning point in the 2016 election, and there have been remarkably few of them in an campaign that is supposedly volatile.
With the help of The King's Speech director Tom Hooper and, incongruously, 70s porn legend Linda Lovelace, however, 2013 could prove to be a decisive turning point for her.
It is a revolution, led by students and the marginalised, a revolution in every sense of the word... that is... a decisive turning point... not only in the history and geography of Egypt but everywhere that is governed by the Arab mentality of dictatorship and security.
The results were a decisive turning point in the Republican race, effectively winnowing the field to Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney, two candidates with very different backgrounds who have little affection for one another but share a similar challenge in winning over elements of the party suspicious of their ideological credentials.
