turning point
Example Sentences
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Last week’s gyrations may or may not mark a true turning point, but stocks look primed for a shift from what’s worked lately to what hasn’t.
The government is launching a 10-year plan to transform school and college buildings, which Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has called a "turning point".
From BBC
For further insight, I contacted Hayes Martin, president of the advisory firm Market Extremes and one of the few stock-market experts I turn to for insight on the stock market’s major turning points.
From MarketWatch
“We may have come to a bit of a turning point with less of a propensity for speculators to sell the yen,” he says.
From Barron's
“We may have come to a bit of a turning point with less of a propensity for speculators to sell the yen,” he says.
From Barron's
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