Sentence examples for projected turnaround from inspiring English sources

Some board members, including Judith L. Estrin, remain unwaveringly loyal to Mr. Eisner, who retains his post as chief executive, and are betting that a projected turnaround in the company's fortunes will prove that the push to oust him was poorly conceived, according to several people who have talked to the directors.

Still, officials are projecting a turnaround in 2001.

Looking ahead, LMC projects a turnaround in which consumers will see net gains of 47 new or redesigned models in 2012, 66 in 2013 and 47 more in 2014.

Fox put the project into turnaround in 1991, and the project was moved to Warner Bros., where Terry Gilliam was attached to direct and Charles McKeown to rewrite it.

Chrysler's share of the 16.5 million U.S. market has taken a hit as a result, dipping in the first half to 13.6% from 14.4% a year ago, well below the 14% share projected for this year in the turnaround plan.

As did studio head Sidney Selznick, whose timely demise puts the project in turnaround, where it remains until its resurrection in 1960 as... "JUNE, WHERE'S MY CLEAVER?" -- Selznick's son Stevie, buoyed by the success of "Psycho" and the enduring popularity of "Leave It to Beaver," invents the slit-com.

Fox eventually put the project into turnaround, and around 2008 it landed at Sony.

The studio felt that the material was dated, and put the project in turnaround.

Eventually, Artisan placed the project in turnaround, and it was acquired by Goldsman.

Fox alleges that when it put the project into turnaround in 1994, a separate 1991 deal that transferred some of the rights to Gordon still gave them the option of distribution, sequel rights, and a share of the profits should it be made by any other studio.

"He's obviously banking on flawless performances in October to achieve the turnaround his campaign has projected," wrote Obama campaign manager Jim Messina.