Sentence examples similar to projected to turn around from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi campaigned on an elaborate "renaissance project" to turn around Egypt's bureaucracy, but no plans have materialized.

"You could see this especially in the case of that stupid, absurd and idiotic project to turn around Russia's northern and Siberian rivers," Mr. Solzhenitsyn said.

The leader of the anti-Muslim militia told me that he expected this project to turn around the public's perception of the group.

The idea of Project Long Island was to turn around the thought process.

The actions Athens have agreed to take are divided into four "pillars": Restoring fiscal sustainability Alexis Tsipras's government has promised to turn around a projected primary deficit of 1.5% (ie, excluding debt repayments) to one of just 0.25% by the end of this financial year, despite the fact that the economy is sliding into recession.

Alexis Tsipras's government has promised to turn around a projected primary deficit of 1.5% (ie, excluding debt repayments) to one of just 0.25% by the end of this financial year, despite the fact that the economy is sliding into recession.

This will result in increased productivity and the ability to turn around projects quickly.

During my probation period, I had 12 weeks to turn around a million pound project that was losing profit on a daily basis.

"But it's going to turn around".

It's going to turn around.

Things are beginning to turn around.