Sentence examples for but a dramatic turnaround from inspiring English sources

Tyrone Willingham proved he can coach at Stanford, but a dramatic turnaround in his first season is doubtful.

In 1929, Evans acknowledged that membership levels had declined but predicted a dramatic turnaround would soon occur.

Job creation was coming, he told his audience of health executives: "It is not going fast enough to get people back to work but it's a dramatic turnaround".

But Thursday's strikes represented a dramatic turnaround from the Trump administration's previous position, articulated by senior officials as recently as Monday, that the U.S. was not focused on Assad as it prioritized the war on ISIS instead.

But Eboue's spectacular goal sparked a dramatic turnaround and set up a grandstand finish in Istanbul.

The visitors' threat finally brought a goal, courtesy of Garcia's glancing header in the 85th minute, but just as the prospect of a dramatic turnaround materialised, so it promptly disappeared.

But neither management shake-ups nor promises that a dramatic turnaround was forthcoming stopped the stock from dropping.

A dramatic turnaround in 18 months, but even so, that means CNET is now trading at a dizzying multiple of 62 times its 1998 earnings.

Still, the battle was a dramatic turnaround from barely a year ago, when the rebels had the upper hand.

Not many people in the league knew who Mueller was, but he is a big reason why the Saints had such a dramatic turnaround.

But the arrival of Pathways to Housing DC in 2004 signaled a dramatic turnaround.