Sentence examples for abrupt turnabout from inspiring English sources
The decision, after criticism from doctors and politicians, represents an abrupt turnabout.
Whatever the details of the proposal adopted Thursday, it represents an abrupt turnabout for the board.
As the clamor grows, the British government today made an abrupt turnabout in its handling of the issue.
The decision was an abrupt turnabout for Ms. Berenson, 40, who turned herself in after the announcement, according to the United States Embassy in Lima, Peru's capital.
"It's almost surreal," said Dottie Herman, the president of Prudential Douglas Elliman, referring to the abrupt turnabout after the collapse of Lehman Brothers last fall.
In an abrupt turnabout, President George W. Bush last week reversed a campaign pledge to limit power plants' emissions of carbon dioxide.
But the semester brought a sharp turnabout.
Chastened, the owners contemplated an abrupt culinary turnabout, switching from broiled lobster to "a 'sandwich' menu with much lower prices".
Such an abrupt reversal smacks of desperation.
The abrupt and unexpected turnabout comes after weeks of protest and a lawsuit by labor unions and doctors seeking to keep the hospital open.
The turnabout is dramatic.
