For starters, the Republican Party is at a turning point.
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Al Rumaihi said the region was at a turning point.
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In 2010, Norman's enthusiasm put them at a turning point.
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But we are at a turning point, characterized by changes.
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"Now, our country is at a turning point," it continues.
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You're at a turning point, and freedom is calling your name.
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"Politically, I believe we are at a turning point," he said.
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Carla has been getting treatment at a Turning Point facility in Massachusetts.
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You're at a turning point in your career and with your reputation.
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The rebranding comes at a turning point for the regional jet industry.
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Ko Ni was convinced the nation was finally at a turning point.
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Investors are starting to realize they may be at a turning point.
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The end of the Beetle comes at a turning point for Volkswagen.
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Right now, we are at a turning point in the AIDS epidemic.
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Living at the fraternity came at a turning point in Giannulli's his life.
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One of the hottest sectors of cloud computing is at a turning point.
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At a turning point, the narrator decides to dedicate himself totally to making trouble.
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However, we are currently at a turning point that could course-correct this misstep.
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"I feel like I'm at a turning point in my life," the singer said.
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Only in part because of such excesses, the crackdown is at a turning point.
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"As it stands now, the organization is at a turning point," the statement read.
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President Trump has taken power at a turning point in the drug policy debate.
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We may in fact be at a turning point for the security of consumer electronics.
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In 1977, Democrats were at a turning point, much as they are today, he believes.
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"I feel like I'm at a turning point in my life — I'm turning 25," Lovato said.
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Greece is at a turning point, with 1% percent growth predicted — the best in 10 years.
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In a tweet, Hammond reiterated a previous comment that Britain's economy was at "a turning point".
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America is, as always, at a turning point: what we accomplish today will live for generations.
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In her late 20s, Katie Warner Johnson found herself at a turning point in her career.
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George Scangos, the company's chief executive, is to step down, which leaves it at a turning point.
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Ultimately, however, Hollande's withdrawal from the race means that French politics are clearly at a turning point.
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You're at a turning point in your social and creative life—where will you go next, Pisces?
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Now the company is once more at a turning point, just as it was when Balanchine died.
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Then, at a turning point in the music, he lifts his head, as if hearing something offstage.
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The close timing of the announcements hints at a turning point where drone delivery starts to get real.
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At a turning point, Enitan assists the Skins' getaway from a robbery by knocking out a police officer.
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Robert Shiller, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, has considered whether the housing market is at a turning point.
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We're at a turning point in the history of education, not only for students, but also for their teachers.
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There is a grisly timeliness to Oklahoma City's release now, when the far right is at a turning point.
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The Greek economy is at a turning point having ended nearly 22021 years of external financial help last August.
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You're at a turning point in your relationships, Virgo, and this morning you're ruminating on how to move forward.
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That compared with its previous assessment for February when it described the economy at "a turning point towards a downgrade".
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Chrissy Metz and Justin Hartley play twin siblings Kate and Kevin, both floundering at a turning point in their lives.
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Former first lady Michelle Obama's mother gave her a key piece of perspective at a turning point in her career.
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"China is at a turning point in its economy," said Andrew Collier, the founder of research firm Orient Capital Research.
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Eventually, we get to know Jackie's son, T.C., in 2010, a young man at a turning point in his life.
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She said we're still at a turning point, and that the 2001 and 2008 crashes were a sort of double bubble.
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Data shows that economic growth, which is driven mainly by private consumption in the Philippines, may be at a turning point.
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Reflect on these themes today—you're at a turning point in your life and you need to work this stuff out.
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We are at a turning point in history, where there is no longer a valid justification for making things more deadly.
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"We are at a turning point ... from fossil fuels to the renewable world," Erik Solheim, head of U.N. Environment, told Reuters.
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You're at a turning point, and the goals you used to care about might not be so important to you anymore.
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She spoke relatively little at a turning-point debate on Friday after she had dominated airtime at such gatherings last year.
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This month, she is again at a turning point, planning to walk the runways in all of the four fashion capitals.
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The euro zone could be at a "turning point" for economic activity, according to HSBC, with disappointing growth remaining despite survey optimism.
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"Especially, after four years of up-cycle, the property sector was already at a turning point even before Coronavirus hit," he said.
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The promise of economic reforms aimed at spurring development brought the hope, in 2014, that India might be at a turning point.
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"There is an injection of uncertainty over whether monetary policy makers are at a turning point," said Mizuho rates strategist Pater Chatwell.
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Nonetheless, other analysts believe that stock markets are at a turning point, with some projecting a correction of 30 percent in prices.
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"We're at a turning point," said Ying Fuk-tsang, the director of the divinity school at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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"I think we are at a turning point," Niels Erik Skakkebaek, a Danish fertility scholar and pioneer in this field, told me.
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"We're at a turning point now," philosophy professor and drafting committee member Cornel West said at a recent committee hearing on the issue.
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Back when you and I last talked, I was at a turning point in my life, and I was having a tough time.
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But after playing an alpha preview of Battlefield V this week, I've seen signs that the series is finally at a turning point.
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Written and directed by Pema Tseden, adapting his own novella, "Tharlo" is a character study at a turning point in that character's life.
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Mars retrograde ends today, finding you at a turning point concerning how you express yourself and your anger, and how you take action.
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Now South Korea and Samsung — the country's biggest business empire and a global force in the technology industry — are at a turning point.
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Stocks are at a turning point, and it could be Apple and other technology names that help decide whether the market revisits October lows.
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Previously, the government said the economy was at "a turning point towards a downgrade," meaning the economy may have peaked a few months earlier.
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"I am a bit worried and I am sorry to tell you that I think we are at a turning point," de Juniac said.
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"Now, our country is at a turning point," the narrator says as President Donald Trump and the white nationalist demonstrators from Charlottesville, Virginia, appear.
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"We are now at a turning point in our service revenue following the low point in Q4 of last fiscal year," Read told reporters.
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For now, SideOneDummy is at a turning point as its owners reassess their business plan to navigate the fickle and ever-changing music industry.
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Most of all, Ben Ammar says, the departed directors missed a crucial opportunity to take a stand at a turning point in cultural history.
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I haven't read a page, but the novel is also at a turning point where I'm not sure I'm ready for what's to come.
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"We've just had a profound political shift, so we're at a turning point where things can really change," Mr. Berger said in an interview.
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The complexity of your cover story's prescriptions is a reminder that we are at a turning point in history, where we need novel reforms.
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Some OPEC watchers believe the cartel is at a turning point that will see Saudi Arabia take a more hands-off approach to oil prices.
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Although Cuban supports getting a college degree, "I am not a fan of getting MBAs," he said at a Turning Point USA event in 2018.
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She remembers stealing a moment of quiet a few hours after the unexpected hug, and realizing that she was at a turning point in her life.
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"We are really at a turning point, with the Weinstein affair as a trigger," Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa told Reuters on Friday in an interview.
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The moon enters your opposite sign Scorpio today, bringing you focus to your relationships, which are at a turning point, especially when it comes to communication.
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You're at a turning point, Aries, and it's time to figure out who will continue being with you on your journey, and who's got to go.
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As Queen Elizabeth II welcomes world leaders to London this week to observe the 215th anniversary of NATO, the royal family is at a turning point.
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A full moon in Gemini arrives at 212:239 AM, illuminating the relationship sector of your chart and finding you at a turning point in your partnerships.
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"We're at a turning point right now, where it's becoming more of a necessity to run sponsored ads on Amazon versus a nice-to-have," Farrell says.
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On Thursday, Mediaite reported that Juan Pablo Andrade, an adviser to the pro-Trump nonprofit America First Policies, praised the Nazis at a Turning Point USA conference.
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In both the 21988 race and today, Mr. Biden has seemed to see the nation at a turning point, in need of a particular kind of leader.
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"Of course we have a different agenda item in this election and that is democracy (for which) we are at a turning point," he told Reuters this week.
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"I think we are at a turning point" in sentiment, said Bernard Baumohl, managing director and chief global economist at the Economic Outlook Group in Princeton, New Jersey.
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The government kept its assessment intact to say the economy was at "a turning point towards a downgrade," meaning the economy may have peaked a few months earlier.
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"Our economy is at a turning point with debt starting to fall and people's wages rising, as we build an economy that truly works for everyone," he added.
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Washington (CNN)When Jeff Sessions was sworn in as the 84th attorney general in February, President Donald Trump foreshadowed that the Justice Department was at a turning point.
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Professionally, Moore was at a turning point: She was exiting her teen-pop years, and his reputation as a sensitive, authentic voice provided the artistic credibility she craved.
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Lagarde, the fund's managing director, said the world appeared to be at a turning point, with solid output seen across the world at the end of last year. 21.
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President Donald Trump stood in front of a fake presidential seal that called him a puppet in Spanish at a Turning Point USA conference in Washington, DC, this week.
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That was echoed by summit host Singaporean Prime Lee Hsien Loong, who told a welcome ceremony for his ASEAN counterparts that "the international order is at a turning point".
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You can see what he's trying to say—we're at a turning point where the national conversation is about what privileged young boys are allowed to get away with.
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When Vance Packard wrote "The Hidden Persuaders," the revelatory 1957 book about advertising's hidden psychological manipulations, he did so just as the mass media stood at a turning point.
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With Republicans currently apoplectic about their frontrunner while they simultaneously fight President Obama's attempts to fill Antonin Scalia's spot on the Supreme Court, we are at a turning point.
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We also see ABI at a turning point ‒ as it tries to generate volume growth it appears to no longer be committed to raising prices in line with inflation.
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"We just achieved a breakthrough on the trade deal and we will be signing it very shortly," Trump said at a Turning Point USA event in Florida on Saturday.
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Karl Watson: To be honest I was at a turning point in my life and career and was thinking of ways to try and continue making my impact on skateboarding.
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With bond yields snapping back to June highs, traders are beginning to take notice and worry the markets are at a turning point where those rising yields could pressure stocks.
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"Today, we are at a turning point when it comes to the transformation of the industry and this company," she said during the event inside GM's global headquarters in Detroit.
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As the Studio Museum prepares to break ground here next year, coinciding with its 50th anniversary, Ms. Golden, 52, is overseeing the institution at a turning point in its history.
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But I do think that as of this episode we're finally — finally — at a turning point for her character, where she's ready to go down the dark path I've predicted.
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In an election year that&aposs kicking off a new decade, America is at a turning point in its history, and staying the course is going to lead to upheaval.
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Synopsis: At a turning point in his life, a former tennis pro falls for an actress who happens to be dating his friend and soon-to-be brother-in-law.
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Russia is at a turning point in its history but faces many challenges, including the need to improve the quality of life of all Russians, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday.
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Disney Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger believes that the media industry is at a turning point as novel technologies and consumer preferences demand even more from those in the entertainment business.
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"We may soon be—but are not there yet—at a turning point in this country to bend the arc of history," says Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, who heads the UN mission.
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Still, the surprise of dropping out of an airplane against a backdrop of flak and northern lights was a twinkle of promise — a sign that Battlefield is at a turning point.
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India's ambitious targets come at a time when renewable energy is at a turning point in the country, as generating electricity from renewables costs nearly the same as from conventional sources.
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"I believe we are at a turning point where people are starting to see the problem needs to be solved," said Lackner, a proponent of technology to capture carbon from the air.
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"We're at a turning-point moment," said Yael Shafritz, a spokesperson for IfNotNow, a national group of young American Jews who oppose Israel's occupation of East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza.
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"We're at a turning point in liquidity conditions," said Gu Weiyong, chief investment officer at Ucom Investment Co, as central banks shift toward tighter monetary policies both in China and the United States.
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WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - The flood of class action litigation against Wall Street merger deals may be at a turning point after a top Delaware judge laid out new standards for settling such cases.
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The movie is set mostly in 2012, at a turning point in the history of the Church, as Bergoglio requests permission from Benedict to retire from the church, with which he's become frustrated.
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Harold Hamm, billionaire oilman, says the oil market is at a turning point, and he's taking important steps to get ready for the day when the U.S. will have to ramp up crude production.
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"The surprise element in the earnings - which made you think we're at a turning point - was the lower-than-expected loan losses," said Pietropaolo Rinaldi, a fund manager at Anthilia Capital Partners in Milan.
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President Donald Trump stood in front of a fake presidential seal that called him a puppet in Spanish as thousands of supporters cheered at a Turning Point USA conference in Washington, DC, this week.
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Muskrat Falls has brought up urgent questions for the country as a whole at a turning point in our relationship to First Peoples: How serious are we about the process of truth and reconciliation?
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A generally more hawkish tone from the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Bank of Canada in the past two weeks have boosted market expectations that central bank policy is at a turning point.
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But we are absolutely at a turning point in our culture now where we can move away from all these tired and insulting tropes of 'the sacrificial negro,' 'the first to die,' 'the magical negro.
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Natural and social capital are not 'free'Henderson told the audience she believed capitalism was at a turning point, where a mentality of profits above all else for more than four decades has been proven unsustainable.
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Hu said the stock market decline is probably a bit overdone, and noted previous divergences in steel and Chinese stock prices occurred at a turning point in monetary policy toward easing that would help stocks.
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The weekend rallies suggest that maybe we are at a turning point, and yet, while scores of Democratic politicians showed up at the rallies, their proposals could be put on the head of a pin.
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The movie takes place mostly in 2012, at a turning point in the history of the Roman Catholic Church, as Bergoglio requests permission from Benedict to retire from the church, with which he's become frustrated.
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Venus's opposition to Uranus and reentry into Libra while on its retrograde journey finds you at a turning point in an issue concerning your home, as well as facing some drama in your social life!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There have been some signs recently that the German economy is slowing but there is nonetheless no reason to fear that it is at a turning point, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Friday.
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"As far as jobs goes, when you think about the big economic numbers ... we think they're going to be more and more influential because it's obvious that the Fed is at a turning point," Schumacher said.
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He has come all the way from Madison, Wisconsin, to Washington, DC, to hear the nation's foremost atheists tell an expected crowd of 19203,000 the good news: We are at a turning point in American life.
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The magazine industry is at a turning point: British Vogue is entering an exciting new era with Edward Enninful at the helm, while other titles are closing down in the face of a growing digital content landscape.
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"The professional military believe we're at a turning point," conservative broadcaster Hugh Hewitt said, citing recent remarks by Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Joseph Dunford, Army chief of staff Mark Milley and national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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TOKYO, April 5 (Reuters) - Japan's coincident indicator index improved for the first time in four months in February and the government kept its view to say the economy is at "a turning point," government data showed on Friday.
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Speaking at a Turning Point USA conference in the nation's capital on Tuesday, Trump moved to reassure his young supporters — many of whom are not yet old enough to vote — that they're on the right side of history.
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What&aposs striking is that regardless our source&aposs worldview, all agreed on one thing: The US is at a turning point in its history, and if it wants to have a healthy future, it needs structural reform.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Relations between China and the Philippines are at a turning point, a top Chinese diplomat has told a visiting Philippine delegation, adding that China hopes the Philippines can handle disputes "appropriately" and get relations back on track.
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"We are at a turning point in the history of the Biennale whereby we must both continue to render the Biennale an event of quality and excellence while fully subscribing to the 2700st century," he wrote in an email.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The decline in China's foreign reserves is good news in the long-run, central bank advisor Fan Gang told Bloomberg News on Monday, describing the yuan as being at a "turning point" after possibly being overvalued in recent years.
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Yang was also recently seen at a Turning Point conference, seemingly fitting into the same pattern — although the campaign says he was in DC for a separate event and only stopped for a picture, not appearing at the conference itself.
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Apple has also been aggressively improving its iPad and iPhone chips to better support games, and we're at a turning point where we could start to see some interesting titles beyond popular games like Fortnite and PUBG emerge on Apple's devices.
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Andromeda Romano-Lax's novel begins at a turning point for the young science of psychology; Rayner and her Vassar classmates keep faith with Locke and the possibilities of improving human nature, even as thousands die at the Battle of the Somme.
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In interviews with Reuters, six prominent women said they hoped Japan was at a turning point in attitudes toward harassment, but urged steps to shrink social, political and economic gender gaps to get at the root causes of the problem.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan declared on Monday the name of its new imperial era when Crown Prince Naruhito becomes emperor on May 1, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe saying it emphasized traditional values at a turning point in the nation's history.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - U.S. monetary policy is at a "turning point," St. Louis Federal Reserve bank president James Bullard said on Friday, as the Fed balances the behavior of inflation, the economy, and the rate hikes it has approved so far.
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Regardless of our sources&apos politics or goals, all of them agreed that the US is at a turning point in its history, where it will set the stage for what it wants to look like for years to come.
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"Thanks to the hard work of the British people, our economy is at a turning point with inflation falling, unemployment at a 40-year low and debt due to start its first sustained fall in a generation," a spokesman for the Treasury said.
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In an interview with Bloomberg News on Monday, PBOC advisor Fan Gang said the decline in China's foreign reserves is good news in the long-run and described the yuan as being at a "turning point" after possibly being overvalued in recent years.
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Central bank comments over the past three weeks have fanned a view that monetary policy in major economies is at a turning point after years of remaining ultra-loose to shore up growth and inflation in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Each sibling is at a turning point in his or her own life—Ralph Angel, a formerly incarcerated father of a young son, Blue (Ethan Hutchinson), and Nova (who doesn't appear in the novel), a journalist having an affair with a married white detective.
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That pullback owes partly to the continuing tariff war between the United States and China, which could arrive at a turning point this week, when Mr. Trump is expected to meet with President Xi Jinping at the Group of 20 nations summit in Japan.
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In 1984, he wrote that the US and the Soviet Union seemed to be at a turning point: "Soon, we shall either use our new weapons and die or, rejecting the outworn logic of war, find change in some form of mutual trust," he wrote.
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"I think we are at a turning point in terms of attitudes," said Teruhiko Mashiko, an opposition lawmaker and head of a parliamentarians group set up a decade ago to discuss a law giving legal protection to doctors who withhold life-prolonging care with the patient's consent.
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The advances in launching, switching and working in general geared toward the iPad user are significant — so significant that there's a good chance we are at a turning point where many more people will use (or just admit to using) their iPads for core productivity work.
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In recent weeks, he has met with some of the most savvy survivors of the Cold War — notably Henry Kissinger, the former secretary of state, and Robert M. Gates, the former defense secretary — at a moment when American relations with Russia are clearly at a turning point.
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Hammond also said the world's fifth-biggest economy was at a turning point after a hard year in what seemed to be an attempt to challenge his critics in the Conservative Party who say he is too downbeat about Britain's prospects as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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In a recent paper, Charles Goodhart of the London School of Economics and Manoj Pradhan of Talking Heads Macro, a research firm, argue that the rich world's demography is at a turning point, too, with the share of working-age people in the population about to fall (see chart 5).
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Her "Visages, Villages" presents the fruits of her cross-country photographic project in France with the artist JR. And the film "Redoubtable," directed by Michel Hazanavicius ("The Artist"), portrays Ms. Varda's contemporary, the filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, played by the French actor Louis Garrel, at a turning point in 1967.
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Last year's wave of approvals prompted U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb to proclaim the sector at a "turning point" after a long haul that has seen more than 1,000 cell and gene therapy trials approved in the past decade, according to the Journal of Gene Medicine.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Jamie McGeever LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market is at a turning point, with the 10-year yield finally making a convincing break above 3 percent, paving the way for a more prolonged rise in U.S. borrowing costs.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) said in an interview early Tuesday that he hopes to be working "on offense" with President Trump," arguing the United States is at "a turning point.
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The world-famous diva's departure comes at a turning point for the world of opera, Charles McGrath writes: "The Met has had some luck attracting new operagoers through social media, collaborations with theater and visual artists, and fresher branding, but the most reliable way of ensuring attendance is still by casting big international stars, and one of Ms. Fleming's magnitude is almost impossible to replace."
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On Tuesday, at a Turning Point USA conference in Washington, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE laughingly repeated the chant of conservative high school students to "lock her up," referring to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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