Sentence examples for turning point against from inspiring English sources

It may have seemed like a turning point against a rival at the time, but April 9 is forever ago.

Murray identified the turning point against Gasquet at a set down and 1-3 in the tie-break.

"I am afraid that today's attack will be a turning point against the rebels, where the regime will be more brutal".

That's despite a major wildlife summit in London last year, where 46 nations committed to tackling the problem and William Hague hailed a turning point against the trade.

In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, the historian Taylor Branch talked about "a turning point against a generation of cynicism for all of us".

If Western military powers have indeed joined the conflict, analysts said, it could represent a turning point against the Shabab, a ruthless militant group that has pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda.

Europe is clearly at a turning point, turning against the single-statism of the European movement, with its straitjacketed currency, its flows of economic migrants and counterflows of subsidies, its everlasting crises and its humiliation of democratic governments.

More recently, I think the biggest turning point came against the West Indies a couple of years ago when they got bowled out for 51 in the immediate aftermath of the Pietersen-Moores business.

The battle against Batheaston bypass was a turning point in the fight against the government's road building programme, and in the lives of many of the people who became involved in it.

Symbolizing the task facing the impoverished new authorities was the strike early this week by the Serbian miners whose work stoppage last year and successful resistance against the police was a turning point for the campaign against the Milosevic regime.

The turning point came Dec. 20 against Atlanta.