Sentence examples for mark a turnaround from inspiring English sources

The findings appear to mark a turnaround from the previous survey, which had found a marginal decline in forests.

"But I'm very grateful for what he did, and very proud of my country".The wars also mark a turnaround in French diplomacy.

If Scripps could achieve that, it would mark a turnaround for it and for other newspaper publishers, who have been slashing costs to stay alive.

It will also mark a turnaround for the businessman whose reputation was dragged through the mud for failing to make political donations in his own name.

According to Friedrich Schneider, a professor at the Johannes Kepler University of Linz and one of the world's experts on the topic, that would mark a turnaround in its fortunes after nearly a decade of decline.

The latest figures mark a turnaround from election night, when Valadao was ahead by nearly 4,400 votes and the Associated Press projected that victory was in the Republican's hands.

The surge in switching marks a turnaround from the marked apathy that has greeted past attempts to encourage households to move suppliers.

It marks a turnaround in fortune for the DJ too… Indeed.

Today's decision marks a turnaround for Texas and for our country".

The results, which were better than expected, marked a turnaround from last year when profits halved.

The plays also marked a turnaround in Mr. Simon's life.