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Meanings of landmark moment in English

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Usage of landmark moment in English
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We are at a landmark moment and we cannot afford to fail.
Reuters
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Obama's historic presidency marked a landmark moment in all of our lives.
Ebony
3
This is a landmark moment in Ireland's approach to climate change.
The Irish Times
4
This is a landmark moment for the North American coaching scene.
The Guardian
5
It is a landmark moment for journalism and global economic transparency.
The Irish Times
6
The commercial itself is now considered to be a landmark moment in advertising.
The Verge
7
It would be a real landmark moment for the whole industry.
The Guardian
8
Wasps said getting the permission was a " landmark moment" for the club.
BBC
9
Rights group Amnesty International said the sentence was a " landmark moment for justice".
Radio NZ
10
Facebook's share sale is just the latest landmark moment in the social network's rapid rise.
BBC
11
Though it was far from a perfect or peaceful election, it was a landmark moment.
The Guardian
12
We gather at a landmark moment in Irish history.
The Irish Times
13
Nearly every landmark moment involved a march or a sit-in, with thousands of farmers lining up.
The Irish Times
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But for Seat to overtake VW in the hatchback market: now that is a landmark moment.
The Irish Times
15
This is a landmark moment for Nigeria.
The Guardian
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ECB chief executive Tom Harrison said it could be a landmark moment in the development of the sport.
Reuters
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Landmark moment across language varieties
Ireland
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