Sentence examples for represented a turnaround from inspiring English sources

Her testimony represented a turnaround for prosecutors, who suffered through a string of setbacks last week.

Those remarks represented a turnaround for the administration, which at one point had called the anthrax "common variety".

The glitz and guff of the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel represented a turnaround from last year's bizarre event.

The decision represented a turnaround for Mrs. Merkel, who a year ago agreed to prolong the life of the country's nuclear plants by an average of 12 years.

His decision to tie himself to City signals his contentment at the club and represents a turnaround from a year ago when Nasri struggled under Roberto Mancini, the former manager, and at one point appeared likely to leave.

The offer on Tuesday represents a turnaround in Mr. Li's strategy for his investment.

It also represents a turnaround from the loss seen during the last quarter of 2008.

Israel's willingness to go public represents a turnaround in what has been a complicated relationship.

But several said it was too soon to reach to any conclusions about whether the F.B.I. statistics represent a turnaround or a broader trend.

The fourth-grade gains represent a turnaround from drops the previous year, and some troubled districts posted gains of 20percentt or more.

The report represents a turnaround from the District Attorney's report issued last September that cleared the Governor of any wrongdoing.