Sentence examples for turning point in development from inspiring English sources
In his theory, Erikson believed people would experience a main crisis or conflict in each stage, which served as a turning point in development and needed to be solved.
The development of chemical industry particularly became the turning point in industrial development, and played a major role in the construction of a new industrialized country.
It marked a turning point in the development of the Guardian and the web".
We're at a turning point in the development of the internet.
World War I marked a turning point in the development of capitalism.
In some ways Mr. Baumann's retirement and death represent a turning point in the development of the modern circus.
His rule "stands for an important, though also appalling, turning point in the development of modern Europe," the museum said.
Mr. Bobbitt cites the destruction of the walls surrounding Constantinople in 1453 as a turning point in the development of the modern state.
Madame Bovary was a turning point in the development of the European novel; Playboy promoted a recent translation as "the most scandalous novel of all time".
History is recast in fictional terms in RINNE GROFF's play "THE RUBY SUNRISE," which looks at a turning point in the development of a technology that would reshape world culture in the 20th century.
"The case for reform is compelling" because China has "reached a turning point in its development path", said Zoellick, adding that the transition to a high-income country would prove challenging, especially given the volatile global environment.
