Sentence examples for launch a turnaround from inspiring English sources

Fred Hassan, Schering-Plough's new chief executive and chairman, said in a statement that he remained convinced that "we can stabilize our company, repair it and subsequently launch a turnaround".

To end the second half, Taurasi launched a turnaround, arching shot from well beyond the 3-point line that completed a furious UConn comeback and tied the score.

Hogan, the former chief of dot-com software firm Vignette, took over HP's software unit in 2006 and quickly launched a turnaround.

And a goal up it felt like the new Fulham manager might just be able to launch a remarkable turnaround in the club's fortunes.

Rubio has vowed to defeat Trump in his home state to revitalize his campaign, while Kasich is looking to his home state to help launch a Midwest turnaround.

Britain's biggest supermarket, which launched a £1bn turnaround last year after issuing its first profit warning in 20 years, increased sales over the past three months only in Malaysia and Hungary.

Since coming to Ford from Boeing, in 2006, Mulally has launched a dramatic turnaround effort at the company, which, although still very much a work a progress, has succeeded in making Ford considerably stronger than its domestic rivals.

He was appointed chief operating officer in 2004, launching an organizational turnaround.

While BlackBerry is pushing very hard for a turnaround with the launch of BB10 and a raft of new devices, it still needs to do a lot of legwork to convince carriers that they should be making the extra investment to stock its devices.

Troubled car manufacturer Lotus says it hopes the launch of its latest model will prompt a turnaround in the company's fortunes.

The direction of the new bank is something of a turnaround for Thomson, who launched Metro because he felt bank branches were very important for customers.