Sentence examples for a turnaround into from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Fed should probably try to nudge a turnaround into happening sooner rather than later.

And it was exploring its own strategic options, moving from a turnaround into a growth phase, and concluded that it needed greater scale.

The large Irish-American family, once the norm, is now the exception, a turnaround brought into sharp relief this week with the death of Senator Edward M. Kennedy and the retrospective look at the Kennedy clan.

The Hollywood Reporter, Variety's longtime rival, recently accomplished such a turnaround, transforming itself into a glossy weekly magazine under a new owner, Prometheus Global Media, and the editor Janice Min.

He makes way for Enrico Bondi, a turnaround specialist drafted into Parmalat a few days earlier by its banks.See article: More corporate scandal in Europe Japans Sony and Germany's BertelSonyn formandy aGermanyo unite their recorded-music arms worldwide (except in Japan).

The Fed's action came against the backdrop of an increasingly intense debate among analysts over whether the economy was poised for a turnaround or slipping into a downward spiral, and whether the rate cuts have so far proved as effective as the Fed would have hoped.

So far, however, this does not seem to have translated into a turnaround for the ailing recorded music industry.

Six years into a turnaround at the electricals group, James has completed a revamp of the Currys and PC World chains started by his predecessor John Browett.

RadioShack is more than one year into a turnaround effort that included the hiring of Julian C. Day as chairman and chief executive.

Three years into a turnaround plan, Dieter Zetsche, the former Mercedes executive who is now the chief executive of the Chrysler group of DaimlerChrysler, has yet to prove the division can contribute profits.

Nearly a year into a turnaround and he was already making discernible progress.