Sentence examples for perceived turnaround from inspiring English sources

Bernstein's Moffett is especially bearish on any perceived turnaround at Sprint, as is Wachovia.

At least that is how the goaltender Bill Smith, who at midseason accused his teammates of suffering from amnesia when it came time to play defensively, perceives the turnaround.

It is some turnaround from the perceived Anglo-centric selections of Sir Clive Woodward in New Zealand four years ago.

But if the trade outlook looks worse than perceived only two weeks ago, then a turnaround in China will depend on the willingness and ability of Beijing to provide more stimulus.

Secondly, patients who requested their repeat drugs by email were perceived as expecting a faster turnaround than the 48 hour standard.

In a case study analysis in a large pediatric hospital, staff perceived that back-end SR improved turnaround times and accessibility of the reports, and reduced costs without negatively impacting workflow [ 1].

Scotland team doctor James Robson believes it is asking too much of players to play two World Cup fixtures in just a few days, following debate over the short turnaround in matches, particularly for the perceived lesser nations.

Asked how Saudi decision-makers would react to an Obama administration turnaround, Gulf politics expert Bilal Saab said it would be perceived as a stab in the back.

If and when Americans perceive a significant economic turnaround, their judgment of President Obama and his policies will improve.

We accuse or hold the victim accountable as persecutor, then we may rescue them from being a victim and they may turnaround to become persecutor, as we slide into the victim role of perceived helplessness or pity.

One of the most significant turnarounds for Spain has been the recent fall in its borrowing costs as investors shifted the spotlight to Italy's political fragility and the perceived risk that Italy poses for the euro zone.