Sentence examples for mark a tipping from inspiring English sources

2020 might mark a tipping point.

The suspension could mark a tipping point in the battle to stop the chemical armageddon for bees, but it does not go far enough.

That represents millions of people visiting the site for the first time, and could mark a tipping point in its popularity in the UK.

The Somali prime minister said he hoped the London conference, which will bring together about 50 governments and international organisations, would mark a tipping point in Somalia's fortunes.

"Failure to do so would mark a tipping point for this vital industry which is the foundation of the success of so many other manufacturing sectors," he warned.

The "vague anxiety" about the future that he described in his suicide note seemed later to mark a tipping point for Japan: from an era of trial-and-error democratisation and cosmopolitanism into something darker and more inward-looking, leading eventually to terrible conflict.

The financial crisis of 2008, followed by the various excitements of 2011 the American debt-ceiling fiasco, the euro zone's interminable wrangling, riots on the streets of Western capitals seemed to mark a tipping-point.

By some accounts, Google's acquisition of Nest marks a tipping point.

"The change here from gray to black marks a tipping point, if you like, from a habitable seafloor to an uninhabitable one," Zalasiewicz said.

Yet to be determined is whether that marks a tipping point in Washington's ties to Saudi Arabia or merely a lull before business returns to normal.

An opinion poll published at the weekend suggested that 45% of Greeks would accept a deal that kept the country in the eurozone, regardless of the cost.Whatever the premier says, this month marks a tipping point.