Sentence examples for pivotal points of from inspiring English sources

The program recounts this and other pivotal points of Dr. Wilson's career.

Among the pivotal points of contention in his complaint are the definitions of the words "full-time" and "regular".

Boy George says the song has a "hint of 'Cabaret' " and makes one of the pivotal points of the show.

Practice implications are discussed and include strategies for clinicians to intervene during pivotal points of treatment to improve rates of service utilization and treatment completion.

These are the four pivotal points of the nation's biggest swing states: 29 electoral votes.

Seles got back to deuce with a desperate lob long by Graf, then took the advantage with one of the most pivotal points of the match.

This was the pivotal point of the game.

Even as the legal profession stands at a pivotal point of transformation, the status of women in the law presents its own complexities.

The pivotal point of the reforms taking place in Azerbaijan is the closure of agreements with foreign companies who are contracted for oil exploitation in the Caspian Sea region.

He was at the pivotal point of resistance during the 1978-79 winter of discontent which led to the collapse of James Callaghan's Labour government.

It is a pivotal point of the IMD curriculum, marking the end of our first block and the start of the second.