Sentence examples for for a sharp turn from inspiring English sources

Most technical indicators, like the ratio of stocks falling to stocks rising, show the market is overdue for a sharp turn.

The findings support the "need for a sharp turn in the direction of schizophrenia genetics research," says David Goldstein, senior author of the study and director of the Center for Human Genome Variation at the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy.

Across the decades, he penned work that combined wit, intellect and an ear for a sharp turn of phrase. .

Both parties aimed for a sharp turn in the oncoming road where, flanked by gorges, they hoped to hold the attacking force.

From the apparent backroom deals with individual companies, to pushing the limits of anti-nepotism laws, to installing superrich and inexperienced political allies in his Cabinet, Trump's transition has set the stage for a sharp turn away from the rules and norms that have long defined how the US economy and, in turn, the US itself has been run for a half-century or more.

This shifts the bike slightly from under you, preparing for a sharp turn.

Freedom House's most recent report on the freedom of press around the world said conditions for journalists in Turkey have been deteriorating for five years and took a sharp turn for the worse in 2014.

As a temperamental father looking for love, De Niro delivers a sharp turn in a film that is filled with awards-calibre performances.

The word "dogleg", for example, refers to a sharp turn, a V or Z shape; and yet, Ryan's poem Dogleg notes: Only two of the dog's legs dogleg and two of the cat's.

When light rays pass from air into water, for instance, they take a sharp turn; that's why a stick dipped in a pond appears to tilt toward the surface.

But in running for president, he took a sharp turn to the right, and began giving these terrible stump speeches, designed to appeal the most narrow-minded, bigoted and stupid elements of the Republican primary voters.