Sentence examples similar to prompt turnaround from inspiring English sources
The man's calls to the German Federal Criminal Police earlier this month prompted a quick turnaround by the interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, who had tried to preserve a public appearance of calm even while law enforcement and intelligence forces had stepped up behind-the-scenes efforts to safeguard the nation from the growing threat of radical Islamic terrorists.
All of these companies were beneficiaries of gargantuan government bailouts, in assorted forms and varied sums, but if they assumed they'd hear bravos for prompt paybacks and quick turnarounds, they were in for a shock.
Quite the quick turnaround.
It was a quick turnaround.
Troubled car manufacturer Lotus says it hopes the launch of its latest model will prompt a turnaround in the company's fortunes.
Shock and embarrassment over this performance — in effect, a dismal return on the international community's investment — prompted a turnaround.
What prompted this turnaround from radical rebel to counter-revolutionary agent will probably never be known for sure.
But a rumor that a settlement had been reached in the Microsoft antitrust case prompted a turnaround, narrowing the day's losses.
Further press criticism, over the relative brevity of that ban in contrast to lengthy bans handed out for drug-related transgressions and other misdemeanors, prompted a turnaround in the NFL's policy on employees convicted of domestic violence offenses.
