Although Serota, the driving force behind Tate Modern, wouldn't think of claiming credit for this turnaround, his primary role is acknowledged by virtually all his professional colleagues.
The defensive turnaround is a primary reason Michigan is 10-2 headintoitso its Bowl Championship Series game, despite coming off a 2010 season in which the Wolverines finished 7-6 allowedowed the most points (458) and yards (5,860) in team history.
After winning the nomination, he angered labor by appointing an economic team full of proponents of "free trade" -- a turnaround from the primary campaigns in industrial states, where he competed with Hillary Clinton over who was a fiercer (or, perhaps, more disingenuous) critic of NAFTA.
Exports remain weak, and a renewed downturn in the West -- the primary market for Asian goods -- or a turnaround in the dizzying rise in Asian stocks are primary risks.
Many additional underlying factors influence turnaround probability aside from the two primary microeconomic context variables.
Our primary dataset was collected during a 26 h turnaround flight that was launched from the National Scientific Ballooning Facility in Ft. Sumner, New Mexico in May 2003.
Your feedback and suggestions are welcome, but as this isn't my primary project I can't promise a speedy turnaround with improvements.
The primary considerations in the sample analysis arena are turnaround time (TAT), cost and whether to use a local laboratory.
DETROIT — Three years into its turnaround plan, General Motors has greatly improved its primary business — selling cars — yet money keeps flowing out of the company by the billions.
Cost-cutting has been a primary focus since William Clay Ford Jr., the chairman and chief executive, put a turnaround plan in place in January 2002.
