Sentence examples for downward turning from inspiring English sources

"Bryan was asked questions about the Book of Genesis that he couldn't answer," said Ham. "It was the first time the Bible was ridiculed by the media in America, and that was a downward turning point for Christendom".

These developing economies will not follow exactly the same path as the OECD countries have done, but most people see a continued rise in global demand for oil and gas, before it reaches a downward turning point.

In the book, "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception," Mr. McClellan sharply criticizes his former boss's Iraq policy, cites the failure of the administration to respond to Hurricane Katrina as a downward turning point in the second term and also concedes that he was deceived by some aides about the C.I.A. leak case.

Trend in baseline pneumonia and influenza mortality shows an apparent downward turning point around 2000 for the 65 74 years age group and from the mid-1990s in the 75+ years age group.

There is no indication of a downward turning point in the trend in excess mortality around 2000/2001 (when all those 65+ years began to be targeted for vaccination) or 1998/1999 (when those 75+ years began to be targeted).

Trends in baseline, as opposed to excess, mortality do show a suggestion of a downward turning point in the mid-1990s for the 75+ years age group and around 2000 for the 65 74 years age group, coinciding approximately with the timing of the changes to specifically target these age groups for vaccination.

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Nor was that the last downward turn.

A downward turn in the economy played into the hands of the opposition.

The rise of AfD began before the German economy took its latest downward turn.

Given its sudden sharp downward turn, it's hard to unreservedly recommend Another Country.