Sentence examples for indicate a turnaround from inspiring English sources

Economists caution that because such monthly state payroll measures can be volatile, these increases may not indicate a turnaround.

But a hit is a hit; Disney's live-action label has struggled of late, and "Oz" indicates a turnaround may finally be taking hold.

However, enquiries from TB focal persons indicated a turnaround time for lab results ranging from the same day to a week.

In "The New Bear in Town" (Op-Ed, Dec. 9), Charles Siebert indicates a sad turnaround.

But economists said that the figures released Thursday hardly indicated a swift turnaround.

Since that was clearly not happening to the government's debt, it indicated a sharp turnaround for the private sector.

France's Vivendi Universal turned in better-than-expected first-quarter results on Thursday with gains at most of its businesses, indicating a successful turnaround but failing to dispel questions about its strategy.

Positive economic data, like faster growth in gross domestic product and improving equity prices, indicates that a turnaround is under way, Mr. Margolin said.

Some argue a turnaround could come quickly.

Pandit (2000) identifies an overreliance on accounting measures to indicate turnaround success as a common default in restructuring research.

6 The test was conducted along a seldom-traveled, flat, straight corridor (40 m long, marked every 1 m with cones to indicate turnaround points) with a hard surface.