But they say Mr. Graf seems so far behind the Democratic candidate, Gabrielle Giffords, that, in the absence of a sharp turnaround, he — and Mr. McCain — are on their own.
The brokerage firm stated that, "The possibility of a sharp turnaround in the consumer's ability or propensity to spend seems more remote than at anytime this year".
The decline was due mostly to a sharp turnaround in the food balance.
The company risks defaulting on its debt and, barring a sharp turnaround in its business, could be forced to file for bankruptcy next year.
The £238m increase in lending to small and medium sized enterprises, or SMEs, in June is a sharp turnaround on declines of £476m in May and £641m in April.
wall street journal European Central Bank Said to Alter View on Bond Losses | The Wall Street Journal reports: "The European Central Bank, in a sharp turnaround, advocated imposing losses on holders of senior bonds issued by the most severely damaged Spanish savings banks — though finance ministers have for now rejected the approach, according to people familiar with discussions".
Mr. Obama's seven-minute video goes on to document what the president's advisers insist is a sharp turnaround.
On an annualized basis, the contraction was 2.3 percent, a sharp turnaround from the 7 percent increase recorded three months earlier, and markedly worse than analysts had expected.
The OBR picked up the point that there is "a sharp acceleration in the pace of implied real cuts to day-to-day spending on public services and administration in 2016-17 and 2017-18, followed by a sharp turnaround in 2019-20".
The ethanol vote came on a proposal sponsored by Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, and represented a sharp turnaround from earlier in the week when the Senate rejected the same proposal from Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.
