Sentence examples for slow turnaround from inspiring English sources

And a slow turnaround is rarely exciting.

More recently, economists have pointed to a slow turnaround, saying it is once again contributing to the nation's economic output.

While a slow turnaround is taking hold in Spain and Portugal, and the economy is improving with greater speed in Ireland, growth remains below precrisis levels.

Mr. Obama toured it in December 2009 as part of a swing through the Rust Belt to promote the slow turnaround of the economy under the $787 billion stimulus bill he had pushed through Congress.

Presumably PBS calls its new monthly magazine edition of "Frontline" a "fast turnaround" version of that venerable public-affairs program because "somewhat less slow turnaround" didn't test well with target audiences.

Even with the slow turnaround in the economy, with skittish employers beginning to recruit again, the students will have to continue to supplement their optimism with a great deal of work.

According to Mr. Hildebrand, unrealistic sellers are common these days, as are price reductions and slow turnarounds on high-end homes, even in Malibu.

With its technology and services, Transcriptic is, in a way, looking to play the role of CRO 2.0 and reverse the traditionally lengthy sales process, slow turnarounds and high prices endemic among the industry's incumbents.

Die, retry, die, retry, done it: the core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.

Die, retry, die, retry, done it: The core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.

One shareholder said M&S is delivering "the slowest turnaround in history".