Sentence examples for a marked turnaround from inspiring English sources

His answer Thursday was hardly an endorsement of legalization, but it was nonetheless a marked turnaround.

But it is a marked turnaround in federal policy.

Last year sales in private firms grew by over 7%, a marked turnaround from their near 6% fall in 2009.

Such an increase would represent a marked turnaround for Maritime, whose enrollments declined through the 1990's.

"Over the past year, Japan's economy has followed a similar pattern to the rest of the region, with, first, the export collapse following Lehman Brothers, and then a marked turnaround," said Richard Jerram, economist for Japan at Macquarie in Tokyo.

With the luxury goods business in a marked turnaround, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world's largest maker of such merchandise, released a rosy report for 2003 yesterday -- and a note of caution for 2004.

Baillie and Stott beat team-mates Florence and Hounslow in an unprecedented result for the sport, which also marked a turnaround in a long-standing rivalry.

The 7.6% rise marked a turnaround from an 11-year low of 9.7 million listeners reported in the official Rajar figures for the first quarter of the year.

The results, which were better than expected, marked a turnaround from last year when profits halved.

The plays also marked a turnaround in Mr. Simon's life.

The 1998 season, however, marked a turnaround for Sosa as he became more patient at the plate.