An Egyptian military source told Reuters that the press conference had been a turning point, making it harder for the military to make concessions.
Those 116 runs could be a turning point, making the Twitter message the final low of a steep descent.
The Italian government has hailed a fall of more than 50% in the number of migrants from Libya reaching its coastline in July as a potential turning point made possible by tougher actions against smugglers operating in the Mediterranean.
In 2014 George and Jung reached a turning point, making the important decision to phase out the contracting portion of their business, electing instead to focus on their own designs.
That could make the trade pact "a turning point, a make-or-break moment for Mr. Noda," Professor Ishikura said.
The UN high-level panel (HLP) working on a global development agenda for after 2015 has reached a turning point through making concrete agreements, the Liberian president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, said on Wednesday.
When Japan won the World Cup that was the turning point and made it blatantly obvious that Asian football is one of the best styles and most competitive in the world.
Kyriacou is leveraging her involvement in business networking groups for mentoring and support and says becoming a "social pioneer" for the Foundation For Young Australians has been a turning point in making connections in the social entrepreneurship world.
On the downside, the algorithm feels ad-hoc and it requires a few observations past the turning point to make a sound determination (undoubtedly, one of the reasons the NBER takes anywhere between 12 to 18 months).
