Sentence examples for turning point project from inspiring English sources

"While many of them are very concerned, they can also be quite fatalistic," said the Turning Point project manager, George Hunter.

Try looking at some of the literature of the anti-globalists -- say, the lavish series of full-page ads that have been placed in this newspaper by the Turning Point Project.

This full demonstration is a turning point in the project, allowing a second phase to start toward the objective to make use of the Remote Handling Equipment as an inspection routine tool.

This was a turning point for the project because I now had a true account of someone's experience at one of those facilities.

The turning point was the most ambitious project of his life, his effort in 1961 to do justice as film director and producer to Herman Melville's naval allegory of good and evil, Billy Budd.

This proved to be a turning point in the artist's project: "After a couple days of crocheting, sewing, and listening to music from various countries and audiobooks, me and the refugee assistants broke ice and a conversation started that changed me forever.

But it was a turning point in the career of the project's architect, Richard Meier.

"Losing the Cardiff Bay project was the turning point in Zaha's career," Lord Palumbo told me in London recently.

But the unexpected move by the ADL, a mainstream group that has denounced what it saw as bigoted attacks on plans for the Muslim center, could well be a turning point in the battle over the project.

"While we still don't know for certain what happened to Beagle-2, I'd say that the project was a turning point in bringing together the space science and industrial communities in the UK - which didn't used to speak with one voice.

Artificial Intelligence is at a turning point, with a substantial increase in projects aiming to implement sophisticated forms of human intelligence in machines.