Sentence examples for imminent turnaround from inspiring English sources

"There is little prospect for an imminent turnaround".

"It wasn't good enough to say there's going to be an imminent turnaround.

John A. Challenger, chief executive of the company, said in a release: "The decline in job cuts may not necessarily be an indication of an imminent turnaround.

Similarly, both the Bank and the Office for Budget Responsibility have spent the bulk of the great slump predicting an imminent turnaround – which has never turned up quite as billed.

When American forces were bogged down in the war's early days, she was the happy harbinger of an imminent military turnaround: a 19-year-old female Rambo who tried to blast her way out of the enemy's clutches, taking out any man who got in her way.

Andrew Grove Andrew Grove, Intel's sixty-something chairman, dragged down tech stocks on Dec. 11 when he said that he didn't see an imminent chip turnaround.

Money spent on security has been flat the last year, with no turnaround imminent, said Steve Hunt, a vice president of the Giga Information Group, a high-technology analysis company.

Yet the Fed's latest survey of the economy offers few signs that a turnaround is imminent.

So far, however, he has failed to convince investors a turnaround is imminent for the company, which created the Bravia TV and Vaio laptop brands.

"When the ship was going down, she not only tried to convince me that turnaround was imminent, but she pressed me to get friends to buy shares because it was a golden opportunity".

It was the first victory for the Mets (23-24) Sundaylast Sunday in the Bronx, where they won two in a row against the Yankees and hoped that a turnaround was imminent.