Sentence examples for notable turnaround from inspiring English sources

A notable turnaround was an acquisition from the power company Areva.

In the past several months, Mogadishu has made a notable turnaround, making such a high-level visit possible.

This fall, NBC has pulled off a notable turnaround, from worst to first in the ratings, Bill Carter writes.

There was some gentle prodding by Ms. Torres, who has been responsible for a notable turnaround in her five years heading the Roosevelt girls' program.

His personal ratings reflect a notable turnaround in his fortunes from the summer of 2012 symbolised by the booing by the crowd at the Summer Olympics.

Still, the gains represent a notable turnaround from the financial crisis, when global markets collapsed and the endowment lost about 23percentt of its value in the 2008 09 year.

The Olympic Park has seen plenty of success stories during a short lifespan and this month could present one of its more notable turnarounds.

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Take Berkshire's most notable current turnaround play, Kraft Heinz.

But in a turnaround notable even by the standards of Hudson County's perilous politics, a majority of those same commission members stripped Mr. Garcia of his positions as commissioner of public safety and of recreation -- and most of his real authority -- at the city's reorganization meeting in July, leaving him with little more than his mayor's title.

While they're perhaps the most notable examples because their turnarounds have spanned the entire season, there have been many mini-turnarounds over the last several weeks.