Sentence examples for for that turnabout from inspiring English sources

Former President Bill Clinton is often credited for that turnabout, as he engineered higher tax rates.

His lawyer blamed lawmakers for the turnabout, saying that the tone in Congress had suddenly become "prosecutorial".

Who hasn't had a budding affair — or even a seemingly solid marriage — destroyed by an impetuous declaration of love for Ayn Rand or Clive Cussler? (Or "The Paris Wife," for that matter: turnabout is fair play, ladies).

Mr. McQuiddy's explanation for the turnabout is his criterion that a company must be profitable before he will invest in it.

Perhaps the biggest reason for the turnabout is that supporters of gay marriage made an effort last year to elect sympathetic candidates to the General Assembly.

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.

Kim Jong-un said 2013 would be a year of creations and changes, calling for a "radical turnabout" that would transform the impoverished, isolated state into an "economic giant" and raise living standards.

Of course, the states' fiscal problems were only one reason for this turnabout.

The reason for the turnabout lies in what Embraer's president, Mauricio Botelho, calls "The Redemption Project".

One fashionable explanation for the turnabout credits popular culture: out-and-proud celebrities and gay-friendly sitcoms have made straight Americans more comfortable with their other-minded neighbors.

Astonishingly Mr. Ratner was not penalized for this turnabout, only lambasted, so he hired SHoP to dress up the Ellerbe Becket design (which had its merits, like the raked seating).