Sentence examples for likely to turn around from inspiring English sources

Once he gets his point of view, he's less likely to turn around".

But neither effort by itself looks likely to turn around the neighborhood.

Once he has hit on a formula that works, he suggests, he is just as likely to turn around and do something different.

And, with his Administration determined to pursue further tax cuts and costly Social Security privatization, his numbers don't seem likely to turn around soon.

At same time, the emerging prosecution and defense cases involving the three top officers of the submarine appeared to come into focus today and seemed likely to turn around the question of responsible behavior.

Brian S. Wesbury, chief economist at Griffin, Kubik, Stephens & Thompson, a Chicago investment firm, told the Senate Budget Committee that the economy was going through a "typical cyclical slowdown" and was likely to turn around by next year.

Would you be so forthcoming?" Sanders told VICE declining to answer the question would likely mean having to turn around and go home.

And, of course, the more often you take married sex for granted, the more likely you are to turn around one day and find yourself suddenly no longer able to take it for granted after all.

It is very likely that we will have to turn around and walk away from it".

2012 blueprint: The Saints stand out as the 0-2 teamostst likely to turn it around.

On its own, adding between 20,000 and 30,000 American troops to the 130,000 already there hardly seems likely to turn Iraq around.