Sentence examples for largest turnaround from inspiring English sources

It was Teddy's greatest deal and will go down as the largest turnaround in the history of the L.B.O.

Anaheim finished the regular season 26 points better than a year ago, the largest turnaround in the National Hockey League this season.

"We are looking at auto parts, electronics and food, among other things," says Hiroshi Nonomiya, a managing director of Ripplewood Japan, which he describes as the largest turnaround fund operating in Japan.

Today, it is one of the largest turnaround organizations in the country, serving nearly 19,000 students, and proving focus and resources can make a difference in even the direst situations.

But no host team has had a larger turnaround than the United States in these Salt Lake Olympics.

The reasons, however, do not point to hints of a larger turnaround.

And the 40-year-old has overseen a large turnaround of players in an attempt to bring down the average age of the squad and the club's wage bill.

The county is vowing to help solve the problem and, residents hope, bring a larger turnaround as well.

That marked a large turnaround from two years ago, when conservatives were more likely to say they worried about the government infringing too much on civil liberties and when Paul's star within the party was on the rise.

Since 1970, the largest single turnaround -- measured by improvement in rank in points allowed -- belongs to the 1993 Giants.

A week after reporting the largest financial turnaround in Australian corporate history, Qantas said Joyce was awarded $6.9m in shares in 2014-15, as part of long-term incentives.