Sentence examples for possible turning point from inspiring English sources

But Sabathia versus Verlander is the calling-card matchup for the series and one viewed as the earliest possible turning point.

And I am impressed by the thoughts on this possible turning point from two other sceptics, Robert Samuelson and Lawrence Summers.

What do I think of this possible turning point in the race?

February 26 , 2003 "The growing aggressiveness by guerrillas is a relief for US forces, who greet the possibility of a real engagement with the Taliban as a possible turning point in the war.

Miliband's Libya speech on Friday was a possible turning point.

General Zinni's visit has come at a possible turning point.

There were a few possible turning points in the war: had Hitler chosen not to invade Russia, or not to declare war on the United States, he might have kept his Continental gains.

The Times' decision to form an alliance with a hyper-partisan like Murdoch and legitimize a Murdoch book that Fox News has been relentlessly hyping (it's a "bombshell rocking the Clinton campaign") represents a possible key turning point in the campaign season.

For optimists, the coincidence of the school's arrival with the banking collapse and Mr. Hirst's auction hinted at a possible, if slight, turning point in the city's ethos.

Analysts and diplomats described the Harasta attack as a possible turning-point that could help forge closer links between exiled and internal opposition groups.

THE deal signed by the main Palestinian factions in Cairo on May 4th, after many years of bloody infighting, marks a possible turning-point in the long-drawn-out saga known, often despairingly, as the Middle East peace process.