Sentence examples for has been turning around from inspiring English sources

The company lost $29 million in 2007 and $7 million in 2008, according to the S.E.C. filing, but has been turning around as the fog of a consumer recession has lifted.

Look at General Motors, which was in worse shape than Ford and has been turning around its U.S. business.

But the stars now often seek the filmmakers; the "talent search" has been turned around.

The country's biggest private company, Fiat, has been turned around.

The Damrosch Park amphitheater has been turned around so that it faces into the complex.

In particular Iberia, a bloated state carrier which suffered years of losses, has been turned around following some ruthless restructuring, including around 4,500 job cuts.

But how much of that revenue has been turned around and invested in the individual magazines and their own online brands?

The initiative – confined to England – works with families that have nine different areas of problems, but the definition of whether a family has been "turned around" is controversial.

"For the first time in years, the spiral of failure has been turned around into a spiral of success," Mr. Mchawi said.

Ratings are up over what had been an impressive performance in 2008 in Beijing, and a predicted loss of $200 million or more has been turned around to a cautious prediction of a possible small profit.

Richard Hyman, an independent retail consultant, agreed: "Austin Reed has faced growing competition from Marks & Spencer's menswear, which has looked much better in the last 18 months, Moss Bros, which has been turned around, and the likes of TM Lewin, Ted Baker and Reiss.