Sentence examples for attempted to turn around from inspiring English sources

The company had a portfolio of "non-performing" sub-prime loans which they attempted to turn around by pursuing a variety of options including loan modifications.

This time the villains are private-equity partners, who earn fat fees for attempting to turn around struggling companies.

"I can't imagine they'd be willing to risk their reputations on attempting to turn around a sunk ship".

Johnson, a former assistant coach at Navy, will attempt to turn around a team that went 0-10 thiseasonon.

Willie Walsh, the company's chief, is restructuring the loss-making airline, attempting to turn around earnings to the tune of €600m by 2015.

Hourican, who was accustomed to controversy after being part of the team attempting to turn around RBS, did not escape it in Cyprus.

But the investigations come at a difficult time for Tesco as Lewis is attempting to turn around performance in the UK and manage ailing businesses overseas.

Now it is open to bids from anyone prepared to attempt to turn around its fortunes after a court agreed this week a liquidation plan for its original developers – allowing the partly occupied building to be put on the market.

And, barring a soccer miracle when Arsenal attempts to turn around a 3-1 definit in Munich next week, the prospect of English involvement in the final — to be played in London in May — is finished.

In Property Watch, Kate Silverton, Justin Rowlatt and Andrew Verity will reveal how the changing tides of the property market are affecting lives; while Mary Queen of Charity Shops will see Mary Portas attempting to turn around the fortunes of Britain's charity shops.

Redknapp's return to the game coincided with unfounded rumours that O'Neill could be heading out of it again, although the Ulsterman has insisted he is going nowhere as he attempts to turn around a run of results which has not brought a surfeit of defeats, but not enough victories.