Unfortunately, in this recession, we haven't reached the inflection point yet.
I know that you're writing this piece in sarcasm, but it has a really odd inflection about it, as if you don't really personally know these things about us.
In casual conversation, emotional stuffing is lent to words by inflection and gesture: the innocent phrase, "Thanks a lot," is frequently a vehicle for heaping servings of .
Relay for Life planned for Saturday, Sunday at Al Quaal MARQUETTE - Don Fassbender's new Relay for Life team chose the name A Cup Half Full. "It seemed to be inspirational in its meaning and inflection," Fassbender said. "It's what we feel. We hope to make a difference by being part of relay.
June 13, 2013 - The Mining Journal
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June 11, 2013 - The Village Voice
Jean-Claude Trichet in guardian.co.uk We are, as far as growth is concerned, around the inflection point in the cycle,said European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet.
Ray Ozzie in Reuters Google's success very clearly caused an inflection point within the industry and within Microsoft,Ozzie said in a question-and-answer session monitored online.
Steve Ballmer in Financial Times (subscription) We are investing together because the communications industry is at an inflection point,Mr Ballmer said at the time of the deal with Nortel.