Sentence examples for critical turning points from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khatami's recent attempt to weaken the clergy-dominated Guardian Council and to strengthen the presidency represents critical turning points in the country's postrevolutionary political process.

According to a statement released by the publisher on Tuesday, Mr. Woodward's book "traces the internal debates, tensions and critical turning points in the Iraq war during an extraordinary two-year period".

How does a novelist visit Japan only twice, with each visit lasting about two weeks, and then set out to write a sophisticated take on the society at one of the most critical turning points in its history?

Miscommunication is worsened or sustained through multiple episodes and seasons, leading to overwhelming misunderstanding and critical turning points for the characters, some of whom do not recover.

Interviews were semi-structured and probed: critical turning points in HPC; social and political forces that have impacted the evolution of HPC; and key challenges and successes that have informed HPC policy and practice.

Inserting some of the other selected genes into mice might help explain why they were favored, and point to critical turning points in recent human evolution, Dr. Sabeti said.

"Our nation is at a critical turning point," she wrote.

It was a critical turning point in his developing political awareness.

The listing, he commented in a statement on Friday, marks "a critical turning point for A.I.A".

The deployments come at a critical turning point in President Obama's dealings with Iran.

The Israeli-Palestinian confrontation is at yet another critical turning point.