Sentence examples for calling for a turnaround from inspiring English sources

Fritzsche agrees with the position taken by her firm's lead wireless analyst from her company, Gray Powell, who is calling for a turnaround at Sprint Nextel.

They were installed then, officials said, because planning purposes called for a quick turnaround between regular-season and postseason play.

The Joint Learning Initiative on Children and AIDS (JLICA) calls for a complete turnaround in this approach, accentuating the need to reinforce families' long-term caring capacities as the basis of a sustainable response to children affected by HIV and AIDS, and the need for family centred services integrating health, education and social support (see Editorial by Richter & Sherr).

Earlier in the year, regional leader Bjorn Hocke called for a "180 degree turnaround in our memory politics" and referred to Berlin's Holocaust memorial as a "monument to shame". .

"The recent call for a turnaround is like watching Macy's have a clearance sale 80% off of sticker for overstocked inventory.

"It is a pretty funny thing," Ms. Weingarten said, "that the Suffolk County arbitrator has come up with a four-year deal of 5percentt each year and the city, which talks about how valuable and important their cops are and how critical they are to the turnaround in crime, has called for a deferral of pay when it has its biggest budget surplus in years".

"You can call it a turnaround, if you want to," Mr. Bostock said.

Redeye analyst Greger Johansson said it was still too early to call it a turnaround.

In fact, he has devoted much of his career as a student and then an investment banker to trying to put a different face on Africa and its chances for what he calls "a turnaround"–beginning with his Harvard Business School case study, a look at South African leader Nelson Mandela's career from a business perspective.

Both G.M. and Chrysler outlined a turnaround program calling for deep cuts in operations and expenses in their original requests to Congress for government loans.

This argument is what high school debaters call a "turnaround".