Sentence examples for early turning point from inspiring English sources
Rouhani was elected with a sweeping mandate in May, and the unrest is an unwelcome, early turning point in his second term.
What might have been an early turning point was no turning point at all.
An early turning point occurs in the flashback, during Khalil's activist awakening.
Jeter cleared his mind in the fourth inning today and sparred with Cleveland's C. C. Sabathia through a 14-pitch plate appearance, the early turning point in the Yankees' 12-5 victoverover the Indians.
The 1989 Protocol on CFCs, an early turning point in combating the depletion of the ozone layer, was born in Montreal, and American environmental campaigners like Al Gore are always quick to heap praise on their northern neighbour.
An early turning point came in November 2001, when Karen P. Hughes, who ran Mr. Bush's communications shop at the time, suggested to the president that his wife join him in a radio address, to focus on the Taliban's oppression of women.
Cohn doesn't doubt the group took pop from the back streets and into the art gallery (something he strongly disapproves of), but spots an earlier turning point in Adam Faith's 1960 appearance on the BBC TV show Face to Face.
We present a technique to find Early Turn points as proper places for buffer insertion.
As had happened at earlier turning points in Indonesia, it was the students who rose up against the Government in a country where leaders are revered and rarely challenged.
One of the early turning points for the character came in season one's "X-Ray", when Lana discovers information about her parents that changes her perspective on them.
Goaltender Braden Holtby said the Capitals' 4-2 win against Edmonton on Nov. 5 felt like an early season turning point, and Washington has allowed just 2.44 goals per game over its past nine games.
