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inflection

[in-flek-shuhn] / ɪnˈflɛk ʃən /


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As a result, the U.S. economy is approaching a potential inflection point: The factors that returned the economy to a roughly 2% annual productivity growth trend may not persist for much longer.

From Barron's

A Boston Consulting Group report said China's flying car market is approaching "a critical inflection point", and predicted it will be worth $41 billion by 2040.

From Barron's

Wilson adds that in terms of higher earnings projections, small-caps have demonstrated the greatest upside inflection recently.

From MarketWatch

But even with the school’s infrastructure behind him, the experience of playing the Playfair exists outside any practical career calculus; it marks an inflection point, a rare chance to inhabit history while shaping it.

From Los Angeles Times

Innovations to make homes more energy-efficient have reached an inflection point in capability and affordability.

From The Wall Street Journal