| An unexpected spike in jobless claims announced last week doused hopes that the economic downturn had finally reached an inflection point. |
| As the moisture decreases, the evaporation curve inflects at a point referred to herein as the peat evaporation inflection point. |
| In support of your point, it can be bad for the economy to have policy adrift at an inflection point. |
| In our opinion, the first quarter of 2004 represented an inflection point worthy of influencing substantial revisions in portfolio allocations. |
| The feeling that we have passed a momentous inflection point is almost palpable. |
| In any case, our sample size of 500 was sufficient to have crossed the inflection point on the sampling curve. |
