Sentence examples for hard turnaround from inspiring English sources

This is a very hard turnaround.

"It's going to be a long hard turnaround, if it occurs".

Nothing is so hard a turnaround as a large fixed-cost store base looking for a reason to exist.

The office of South African President Jacob Zuma said that doctors are working hard for a "turnaround" in the condition of 95-year-old Mandela, who was admitted to a hospital on June 8 with what officials said was a recurring lung infection.

Whether the idiom is hard bop ("The Turnaround"), Brazilian bossa nova (several Jobim numbers) or classically inflected pop ("I'm Always Chasing Rainbows") she approaches it head-on, with a clear-eyed awareness of the stylistic balance she wants to strike.

But the board has been working hard at a turnaround, slashing 19% of Seagate's workforce over the last year and reducing capital expenditures to cut costs.

While BlackBerry is pushing very hard for a turnaround with the launch of BB10 and a raft of new devices, it still needs to do a lot of legwork to convince carriers that they should be making the extra investment to stock its devices.

The main reason why Iceland's economy did not fall harder was a turnaround in the trade balance from deficit to surplus.

This sudden turnaround is hard to justify.

"The hard work is the turnaround work," he said.

In addition to the completely inexplicable Cardinals, whose turnaround is hard to believe even now, writes Scott Miller on CBSSports.com, you have two managers with such different styles you could film them as a sporting version of the "Odd Couple," as Jeff Passan writes on Yahoo.com.