Sentence examples for early turnaround from inspiring English sources

Like other personal computer companies and chip makers, the company said it saw no early turnaround in its fortunes.

It's very rewarding for all involved that signs of an early turnaround hinted at in the responses [to] the online survey have strengthened MMU's 2012 National Student Survey results, and whilst further progress is anticipated, there's been significant improvement in the key areas targeted by EQAL, particularly course organisation and overall satisfaction".

Nicholas Reitenbach: Korea, Thai-land and Singapore are some of the early turnaround situations.

A talented chip designer who had led an earlier turnaround of A.M.D.'s technology, Mr. Meyer, 46, had already been designated by Mr. Ruiz as his successor, but the timing of the transition on Thursday came as a surprise to industry executives and analysts.

Without an early economic turnaround or a Labour implosion, Ed Miliband is likely to be the next prime minister.

For some other patients, it is also expected that they will benefit from the early chemotherapy turnaround and find quicker an efficient therapy among all those tested.

Romney's earlier book, "Turnaround," had some great stories about his Mormon ancestors, including a great-grandmother who single-handedly drove her children to Mexico in a covered wagon during the Indian wars.

And while most new graduates don't start apartment-hunting early because the turnaround time is so tight — the first rent check is usually due just weeks after the ink on the lease is dry — for Ms. Salembier a clock was ticking loudly.