Sentence examples for a sharp turnaround in from inspiring English sources

The state's lawsuit is a sharp turnaround in its handling of the spill.

Volkswagen has suffered from slumping sales for years and needs a sharp turnaround in a crowded American car market.

The company risks defaulting on its debt and, barring a sharp turnaround in its business, could be forced to file for bankruptcy next year.

But amid a sharp turnaround in the semiconductor market, Freescale results have improved, recently posting a 29 percent year-over-year revenue increase.

We don't expect a sharp turnaround in growth, but there will be gradual improvement, and next year there should be 5.7 percent growth.

But there has been a sharp turnaround in the last 12 months as one Canadian producer after another has fallen into the embrace of American suitors.

NEWARK — In a sharp turnaround, officials in Essex County, N.J., announced Monday that they would not accept the sole bid on a contract to run a 450-bed immigrant detention center after questions were raised about the transparency and fairness of the bidding process.

The ethanol vote came on a proposal sponsored by Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, and represented a sharp turnaround from earlier in the week when the Senate rejected the same proposal from Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.

The £238m increase in lending to small and medium sized enterprises, or SMEs, in June is a sharp turnaround on declines of £476m in May and £641m in April.

Recent polls have shown about 60percentt of those questioned in Britain opposing Britain's Afghan involvement — a sharp turnaround from polls taken in the conflict's early years, when British casualties were low.

Bruno Monteyne, a retail analyst at Bernstein Research, said the cost of food for retailers could rise by up to 3% – a sharp turnaround from recent years in which shoppers have been enjoying annual price falls in the supermarkets.