Sentence examples similar to a turnabout in efficiency from inspiring English sources

The interview reflected a turnabout in his fortunes and his attitude toward those in power.

A turnabout in the colony's fortunes occurred during the decades of royal rule.

That neglect of Afghanistan since 1996 was a turnabout in policy.

For the deeply likable Ms. Falco, the role is a turnabout in which she exposes the underside of her friendliness: a repugnant attitude of disingenuous good will.

But that requires a turnabout in spending habits by a population accustomed to saving for contingencies, like education and medical care, rather than spending.

A Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis suggests this may signal a turnabout in a long but lackluster economic recovery.

The effort by Department of Homeland Security officials to seek the deportation of General Vides, who was El Salvador's defense minister from 1983 to 1989, is a turnabout in American foreign policy.

"There's been a clear turnabout in the Catholic Church," said a senior official with the prosecutor's office.

In a turnabout from the late 20th century, the British government is courting the nuclear industry.

In a turnabout of the cynical belief that might makes right, nations now see fit to issue apologies to peoples and countries they have wronged.

In a turnabout from the previous two years, male employment has risen by almost one million this year, while female employment has fallen by 300,000.