Sentence examples for recent turning point from inspiring English sources

A recent turning point for Cresswell and her son, Lexington recalls, was the little boy's official diagnosis with a recognised disability.

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According to the banking association's most recent economic forecast, the turning point should come in the second or third quarter of this year.

He framed the recent ruckus as a turning point in whether the city continues to promote pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly policies.

Ms. Bhasin chanted: "Women united!" The crowds roared back: "Will never be defeated!" Many spoke of the recent events as a turning point that represented a new era of proactive fighting for gender justice.

For the U.S. president, the elimination of Osama bin Laden and two-thirds of Al Qaeda's leaders, the untenable cost of the conflict ($118 billion this year alone), and the relative success of recent operations mark a turning point in the war that began in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001.

Although the history of people showing forgiveness is not new, many activists say a recent incident was a turning point in significantly increasing such pardons last year: in April 2014, an Iranian mother spared the life of a young man who had killed her son at last minute in an extraordinary episode that drew the world's attention and also appeared on the front page of this newspaper.

This is the only footage to come from the Syrian war's most recent and least understood turning point.

"Bowden has performed an important service by picking out and meticulously dramatizing... a turning point in recent history," William Finnegan wrote here last year.

The chief executive, chairman and president, Frederick W. Smith, said in a conference call he believed that the nation's economy "reached a turning point" in recent months.

In recent years -- perhaps the turning point was "Schindler's List" -- films about the Holocaust have undergone a noticeable change in tone toward a redemptive, even hopeful reckoning with historical catastrophe.