Sentence examples for solid turnaround from inspiring English sources

"The current directors are imperative for a solid turnaround," he said.

Despite a solid turnaround in the Australian economy, growth during the fourth quarter of last year was likely below trend, he said, while retail sales data to be released Wednesday are likely to be soft.

This marked one of financial history's most remarkable short squeezes, and may be the start of a solid turnaround.

The onus is on the airline to convince the government that granting a covered loan is good business and that it has a solid turnaround plan that will protect taxpayers' investment.

3. Fundamentals rule, representing the necessary solid foundation every turnaround must be built on.

Mr Soames is clearly highly skilled and has a rock solid reputation but the turnaround of Serco carries significant execution risk, in our view.

Yahoo, the Silicon Valley tech giant that has been under pressure to show it can compete with aggressive rivals like Google, has bought more time for its turnaround with solid earnings and an 84% rise in income.

By building the turnaround on solid data insights that I knew were accurate, I was able to validate business decisions and create a dialogue with our top 60 employees (managers and influencers) on our future path and vision.

The procedural aspects of turnaround still lack solid empirical proof, although they have been subject to conceptualization in many studies, and works that explicitly analyze different turnaround process stages remain underrepresented (Filatotchev and Toms 2006; Hoffman 1989; Pandit 2000; Pettigrew 2012).

Currently, nucleic acid sequencing is the most rapid and accurate method for identifying Mycobacterium species; however, species-level discrimination may require analysis of several genes [ 6, 9] and, as with HPLC, requires a pure isolate obtained from solid medium, which delays the turnaround time.

Penguin and HarperCollins had solid years, while there were turnarounds from mid-table players such as Pan Macmillan (12% up), Simon & Schuster (12%), Egmont (9%), and of course Bloomsbury (a mere 140% growth).