Sentence examples for promising turnaround from inspiring English sources

They are running out of promising turnaround deals.

Ah, but GM has had so many promising turnaround plans in the past.

Anna Dopkin, the manager of the T. Rowe Price Financial Services Fund, considers the troubled insurer Safeco a promising turnaround.

A proposed "response line", promising a turnaround within 48 hours, is manifestly ludicrous.

One group of scientists has set up a rapid-response team promising quick turnaround to queries from government officials or the media3.

After all, the task is much like the one Mr Kohl faced when he came to power in 1982, promising a "turnaround" that would bring less state and more private initiative after "13 years of socialist-led misrule".

In some cases, the point-of-sale companies — like POSitouch, at the place where we had lunch — will contact restaurants about adding a MyCheck button; other times, Nathanel will make his pitch directly, promising faster turnaround, fewer walkouts, and higher tips.

He's been promising a turnaround for a while now and continues to do so.

After the Radio Shack experience, there is ample reason to listen more to the employees than the CEO who keeps promising a turnaround - especially amidst a long string of large quarterly losses and declining sales.

Joseph Galli / Newell Rubbermaid 4-year tenure The former Black & Decker and Amazon star took over in January 2001 promising a quick turnaround at the struggling Rubbermaid unit.

Trump's major increase in defense spending, announced in his address to a joint session of Congress, represents Putin's worst headache from his purported "agent". Putin has been promising an economic turnaround for more than two years.