(GP_16) The history of HIV medicine continues to feature remarkable turning points [ 1].
Some activists were already calling Friday's demonstration a turning point — a remarkable display of the Islamists' ability to monopolize space, be it Tahrir Square, the streets or the coming elections, and of their skill at organization and mobilization, which for secular activists served as a bitter contrast to their own shortcomings.
A year ago, Tiger Woods turned the P.G.A. Championship into a turning point in his remarkable career.
A turning point was his remarkable Carnegie Hall debut recital in 2001, a program of Berg, Beethoven, Debussy, Liszt and Ligeti, subsequently released as a live recording on Teldec.
His knock was the turning point of one of the most remarkable T20 matches I have ever seen.
General Peter Pace, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when George W. Bush was Commander-in-Chief, described, "a huge turning point" in Afghanistan: "I've seen a remarkable change in Afghanistan in the last year!" The year was 2004.
"They are the ones with the biggest increases in energy demand," addedLins, "and the fact that we had this turning point really shows the business case -- and that is really a remarkable development".
It represented Paisley's Liverpool nadir, but also a turning point, team and keeper pulling themselves together in the second half of the season to win a remarkable championship.
