Sentence examples for great inflection from inspiring English sources

What do I mean by the Great Inflection?

"The Great Recession" is also coinciding with — and driving — "The Great Inflection".

And it will all have to happen in the context of the Great Inflection.

Strange times: The Great Recession and Great Inflection are making our companies ultralean, innovative and productive.

I hope that in his second term he'll be able to devote more attention to the Great Inflection.

The Great Recession has forced him to radically downsize, but the Great Inflection has made him radically more productive.

In his book In the Blink of an Eye, zoologist Andrew Parker argues the greatest inflection point in the history of evolution occurred during the Cambrian explosion because of one particular new attribute: the eye.

The linguistic niche hypothesis stresses redundancy as the force that results in greater inflection in languages with few speakers.

The why, I conclude is rooted in a rethinking of the meaning of the past century's great monetary inflection points.

Friedman discussed the year 2007, in particular, as a moment full of innovations and new technologies being brought to market — a moment which "may be understood in time as one of the greatest technological inflection points" in recent history.

The more he spoke, the greater his inflection became and the firmer his words were delivered.