Sentence examples for take a decisive turn from inspiring English sources

He saw the carrier take a decisive turn in the 1980s when deregulation upended the industry, lifting restrictions on where airlines could fly.

And so as someone who would like to see the American economy return to growth, I am hopeful (though not particularly optimistic) that housing markets will soon take a decisive turn for the better.

The battle for Mouchel appeared to take a decisive turn when the company said it was in talks with a preferred bidder, prompting speculation as to who that might be.

Were they to do so, the long power struggle between democratic reformists and conservative clerics might take a decisive turn, leading perhaps to the definitive end of the theocracy ushered in by the 1979 revolution.All the signs are that such an end is deeply desired by most Iranians.

"Quick wickets on Tuesday morning could yet see things take a decisive turn in their favour".

So after intermission on Saturday, the program took a decisive turn.

On September 15 the election took a decisive turn when the Lehman Brothers investment banking house collapsed into bankruptcy.

Italian politics took a decisive turn in May 1947, when De Gasperi excluded the socialist and communist parties from his government.

Relations between Iran and Arab public opinion took a decisive turn with the bloody events that engulfed Iraq in 2005.

Now, many of those onetime supporters say Mr. Erdogan and his party have taken a decisive turn toward authoritarianism, leaving them to face a period of self-reflection.

Last month, the clash between Mr. Yamagata and the tenants took a decisive turn following a routine inspection by the Fire Department.