Sentence examples for for a turnabout from inspiring English sources

The prospects for a turnabout seem slim; Israeli officials appear unwilling to budge.

The clearest signal is for the emerging markets, which should be ready for a turnabout: their fall so far is 35 per cent and they have been falling for 362 business days, a lot worse than the median on both counts.

Average men could not create this music, and they damn sure couldn't play it.' " Mr. Harris made him realize that getting A's and B's was something he should strive for, a turnabout for someone who had been an average student all of his life.

The allegation is something of a turnabout for one of fashion's most recognizable brand names.

The boundary mission represents something of a turnabout for the American military.

The collaboration represents something of a turnabout for Mr. Obama, who in the last three years has often denounced "abuses by the insurance industry".

The move is something of a turnabout for Société Générale, given that the bank in August reported €1.7 billion in write-downs for the second quarter.

The news is a bit of a turnabout for Mr. Goldstein and his co-founder, Billy Chasen, a software developer in New York, who struggled to get their previous company, called StickyBits, off the ground.

This year all-new vehicles averaged 116 problems per 100, compared with 133 problems per 100 for carryover, a turnabout that came as a surprise, said David Sargent, vice president of global automotive at J.D. Power.

Polls show Attorney General Ken Salazar, a Democrat, leading his little-known primary opponent as well as both Republicans, a turnabout for a state that has been a Republican stronghold for a decade as well as an incubator for conservative causes like a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.

It was quite a turnabout for the metal, which has been soaring in recent months amid the turbulent stock markets.