Sentence examples for later turnaround from inspiring English sources

A later turnaround project was the telecoms company Energis, which was sold to Cable & Wireless for double the original value.

A rise in the oil price lifted markets in early trading, but despite a later turnaround in crude, the market mood remained reasonably upbeat, albeit off its highs.

Instead, the Fed should probably try to nudge a turnaround into happening sooner rather than later.

A few nights later, a turnaround had taken place.

In a world in which electorates are angry and often willing to blame first and ask questions later, this turnaround is as remarkable as the Irish economy's.

He scored his first basket a minute later, on a turnaround jump shot.

Yao won his jump ball over the 7-foot Brendan Haywood and moments later hit a turnaround 12-foot jumper and blocked a shot by Larry Hughes.

PublicAffairs received the finished manuscript around Jan . 7 pushing it into production so that it could begin arriving in bookstores only 20 days later, a quick turnaround by any publishing standard.

William J. Schultz, chief investment officer for McQueen, Ball & Associates, said that the jobs report and the pessimistic view from Cisco started the market lower, with few factors to inspire a turnaround later.

"The major question is whether we'll see some turnaround later in the year for earnings, or whether we're in a protracted period of low growth or no growth for some of these companies".

Forty seconds later, he hit a turnaround jumper from the left baseline to push the lead to 3.