Sentence examples for marked inflection from inspiring English sources

A marked inflection point in age versus elevation data at ca. 25 Ma defines the bottom of the exhumed post-Oligocene He partial retention zone (He-PRZ).

In most waterbirds there is no marked inflection in the shaft of the pubis near its terminal end.

Marked inflections in the sick leave of units are labelled and commented in the figure legend.

But Rothblatt suggested that the evening marked an inflection point.

Blinkx comments that in fact July marked an inflection point on sequential revenue trends.

Ten years on, we remember the turmoil of the weekend that marked the inflection point of the 2008 financial crisis.

Reagan's policies marked an inflection in the national debt, which had been declining rapidly and was near just 25percentt of GDP when Reagan took office.

But the appearance by Mr. Spielberg — who was given Comic-Con's Inkpot Award for lifetime achievement — also marked an inflection point in what may be the busiest and most frantic year in his long Hollywood career.

But the murder of Khashoggi marked an inflection point, with critics calling upon American thinktanks and universities to adopt a "democracy pledge" by refusing both Saudi and Emirati money.

The gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman on a bus on Delhi's streets in December 2012 marked an inflection point in the general narrative overseas about the city.

It marked an inflection point that changed the direction of his career.