Sentence examples for ability to turn around from inspiring English sources

The two units will be under the control of Cerberus, which has staked its reputation on an ability to turn around businesses that are out of favor.

Mr Talwar clearly has more faith in his ability to turn around Centurion than all the prospective buyers who looked at the books, shuddered and walked away.

SoftBank's shares fell 5.3 percent in Tokyo on Monday, with investors concerned over the company's ability to turn around the ailing Sprint.

Other potential hurdles include the company's plans to expand on the West Coast and its ability to turn around its Baskin-Robbins chain, according to Barclays.

Our ability to turn around the rate of carbon emissions and slow the engine that can conflagrate the world is certain.

Wolfsburg announced McClaren's sacking the day after the match, saying they had lost faith in his ability to turn around the club's fortunes.

"Headteachers need to be more aware of the pressure a shortened lunchbreak places on the ability of caterers to turn around a civilised service that entices young people into the dining room to eat well.

By doing so, he has convinced at least four of the seven board members that he has the management ability it will take to turn around the ailing school system.

Muskie was renowned for his speaking ability, and was known to turn around hostile crowds including one well publicized event when he asked an anti-war protester to join him on the stage.

I sat in a meeting with a respected businessman the other day who was skeptical about the ability of a specific arts organization to turn around its financial health.

"With your energy, with your organizing ability, this is going -- not only to turn around -- we are going to fundamentally change the political culture of the system".