Sentence examples for off the turnaround from inspiring English sources

The Chrysler turnaround worked because dealers, suppliers, banks, unions, local governments, non-profits and a host of others all had to kick in real cash or hard work to pull off the turnaround.

They fear Kerkorian's influence will cause management to take its eye off the turnaround.

Fittingly enough, Koji Uehara, literally unhittable for much of of his tenure as Boston's closer, came out of to bullpen to cap off the unlikely turnaround, guaranteeing that the team, which finished dead last a year ago, would end this year as division leaders.

His sending-off triggered the turnaround at St Andrew's on Saturday evening, and the FA's decision today will be an important one.

Another aspect of economic health, housing, has also been showing weak growth, with some Fed officials "caught off guard" by the turnaround.

Their complementary skills have helped Apple pull off the most remarkable turnaround in American business, and made it the world's most valuable technology company.

"Had Dundee slipped up against Dumbarton, we'd have finished off the most incredible turnaround in football.

The PRA said it factored in the scale of the losses when it signed off the Co-op's turnaround plan in June.

THE INTERPUBLIC GROUP of Companies in New York is scrambling to put the best face on the extraordinary executive shake-up orchestrated by its board last week, but doubts are multiplying about whether the restructured management team can pull off a turnaround at the agency company.

A biking enthusiast who rides Boardman bikes around the Lake District, Davies kicked off a turnaround plan at the car parts and cycles group which had issued nine profit warnings in the two years before his arrival.

Even though many of the laid-off workers are eventually rehired, the turnaround is cold comfort after all the bitterness that came before.