Sentence examples for a radical turnaround from inspiring English sources

Mr. Singer predicts that civilian advances will ultimately trickle down to the military, a radical turnaround.

"Westchester Medical Center is a $550 million organization in the midst of a radical turnaround and restructuring," said Claire Palermo Flower, a senior vice president, in a statement.

But in a radical turnaround in the first quarter of this year, profits for Canada's six largest oil and gas producers leaped 130-fold, hitting nearly $500 million.

After last season's short, pastel, girlish collection this was a radical turnaround for Kane, but his is a customer with a real love of fashion.

The CEO of Standard Chartered has said 15,000 jobs at the bank will be cut over the next three years, with the aim of raising £3.3 billion in capital, in a radical turnaround plan.

It is a radical turnaround from the position in May, when Portugal was able to raise €3bn (£2.6bn) via a ten-year bond issue at a yield of 5.7%.

For example, Ron Johnson, the ill-fated CEO of JC Penney, was so hell-bent on making the discount department store into another Apple retail behemoth that he completely missed all sorts of signals from employees and customers that amounted to a direct challenge to his radical turnaround strategy.

In all conflicts, each party is partially right, but when we talk about such significant historical events as the radical turnaround in the U.S.-Cuba relations after a 50-year dispute, it is necessary to set aside the passions and calmly analyze the new scenario in order to extract the greatest possible benefits.

IT WOULD BE CONVENIENT to suggest that the Celtics' radical turnaround is unprecedented, but that would be totally wrong.

The majority of radical turnarounds actually end up making matters worse, not better.

The result is that the majority of radical turnarounds actually end up making matters worse, not better.