Sentence examples for strategic turn from inspiring English sources

"We do not have assurance there is a permanent strategic turn," the Élysée Palace said.

Such a strategic turn at this point in the campaign carries plenty of risk.

But, when the surge ends, there will have to be a strategic turn, away from Americans in the lead.

In the early 1970s, the Soviet Union made a strategic turn toward the construction of long-term space stations with an extensive program of onboard research.

Yesterday's briefing marked a strategic turn for Lockheed, which for years has stayed publicly on the sidelines as the Pentagon increased its spending on unmanned systems.

Charlotte Rampling, speaking in not much more than a whisper, is magnetically evil, with occasional flashes of a complex sensibility and poetic invention — often just a flutter of her eyes or a strategic turn of her head.

"Nobody is declaring any sort of strategic turning point or anything like that," a senior Administration official told me yesterday.

The strategic turning point, the makers of the exhibit argue, was the Nazis' ill-fated decision to invade the Soviet Union in the first place.

JP Morgan said: We believe Reckitt is at a strategic turning point with several balance sheet catalysts (RB Pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter M&A).

The first example of players competing on separate screens came in 1973 with "Empire" — a strategic turn-based game for up to eight players — which was created for the PLATO network system.

Congo has not yet reached a strategic turning point.