Sentence examples for easy to turn around from inspiring English sources
"McDonald's is such a huge operation, it's not easy to turn around the Queen Mary or even make slight changes in direction.
But it is not easy to turn around the world's biggest firm, even for the most commanding of bosses.In fact, there had been something of an e-business movement already brewing in GE, from the bottom up and in just a few isolated spots.
When certain religious figures herald ideas that many of us consider small-minded, if we shape our opinions on knee-jerk reactions, it is easy to turn around and label anyone who identifies as part of that same denomination as narrow.
When standing there, it's easy to turn around, use the dispenser, examine the patient, turn around again and use the dispenser again afterwards".
"But we also have evidence that if you start to intervene early, it's much easier to turn around the process than it is at an older age, when you already have plaque and your vessels are blocked".
After all, growing deficits and a towering debt just makes it easier to turn around at some point in the future and argue the government can't afford to continue to pay for such programs and the time has come for Washington to "tighten its belt".
The acquisition of First National Supermarkets in 1988 presented Ahold with what it considered an easy opportunity to turn around some ailing stores in New England and northeastern Ohio.
"That's not an easy one to turn around.
But if donors are sick of appeals from the Warren campaign, the Warren campaign could not have made it easier for them to turn around and contribute to Mr. Brown.
It is easier for them to turn around at Tuckahoe Road, leaving a one-mile stretch on both sides of the parkway to be used as a drag strip, especially for motorcycles.
Birmingham City Council says it is working to address the issues raised in Ofsted's report on its children's services - but how easy will it be to turn around a department tainted by a catalogue of high profile failures?
