Sentence examples for turning point in the approach from inspiring English sources

"This really represents a turning point in the approach and attitude of the major music companies toward digital distribution," said Chris C. Gladwin, chief executive of FullAudio, which plans to announce today that Warner Music has agreed to let it sell its songs for CD burning for around 99 cents a download.

Fortunately, this marks a major turning point in the approach to management of influenza.

An ongoing investigation led by Kofi Annan was supposed to mark a turning point in the global approach to the Myanmar, but the investigation's remit has been principally confined to poverty reduction, and does not have any authority to comment on the humanitarian situation.

The move marks a turning point in the Fed's approach to the economy.

The siege would last 47 hours, one of the longest such dramas in the city's history, and mark a turning point in the New York Police Department's approach to hostage situations.

The UK foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, in a speech late on Wednesday waxed lyrical about how the Skripal episode represented a turning point in the west's approach to Russia, but his officials are aware that this mood can easily dissipate as other considerations, such as commerce, energy security or the Middle East come into play.

The third-year Unit Operations is taught using an outcomes-based approach and represents a turning point in the undergraduate curriculum where rubrics-based assessments overtake normative assessments.

As we approach the 25th anniversary of this occasion, we want to hear from alumni about this turning point in the College's history.

That effort became perhaps the turning point in the war.

That was a turning point in the station's history.

It was a turning point in the way he trained.