Sentence examples for engineering turnaround from inspiring English sources

FINANCIAL TIMES Melrose Gives Up On Charter Takeover | Because of the "current climate," the engineering turnaround specialist Melrose has pulled the plug on its deal to acquire Charter International, leaving the British engineering firm open to a $2.3 billion bid from an American rival, Colfax.

What Mr. Elop's Nokia experience doesn't show is a history of engineering turnarounds that could be translated to Microsoft.

Schools have been through enough -- reconstitution, re-engineering, turnaround, closing and "charterization".

Potential outsiders include Harriet Green, the former boss of Thomas Cook who abruptly quit the tour operator last year despite engineering a turnaround of the business.

So a possible left-field candidate could be Harriet Green, the former boss of Thomas Cook who abruptly quit the tour operator last year despite engineering a turnaround of the business.

In hopes of engineering a turnaround, Daiei said it would close 60 money losing stores this year, about 20percentt of its total, while refurbishing 57 branches, at $2 million a store.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has removed the base salary of its delivery fleet and are taking other belt-tightening measures as growth slows, but analysts say engineering a turnaround is difficult amid rising competition.

Engineering a turnaround is always a function of "the we" rather than "the me".

Her successor, John Donahoe, spent years engineering a turnaround and trying to rekindle stalled growth.

Armstrong is widely viewed as engineering a turnaround, and AOL's stock price has climbed 119percentt over the past three years.

Parseghian, meanwhile, won numerous coach of the year awards for engineering the turnaround, including from the American Football Coaches Association, the Football Writers Association of America, the Washington Touchdown Club, the Columbus Touchdown Club and Football News.