Sentence examples for steady turnaround from inspiring English sources

"I think what we are starting to see now is what will be a steady turnaround in Nokia's fortunes".

The closing of the ports came at a particularly awkward time for Mattel, which has waged a slow but steady turnaround under the chief executive, Robert A. Eckert.

Hoping to sustain the steady turnaround that has made it the unofficial king of private-label sodas, the Cott Corporation appointed a 20-year employee of the Coca-Cola Company today to take charge of its most important market -- the United States.

In a majority of central London pubs there is a steady turnaround of men in suits, with bluetooth headsets and briefcases.

Though representing a turnaround from the steady stream of job losses before this fall, the economy needs to generate more than 200,000 jobs a month before the unemployment rate begins to drop significantly.

Under Kevin's leadership, for example, AOL Mail made a dramatic turnaround, with a steady stream of upgrades and globalization (it's available in 48 locales) that generated a 31% increase in page views last year.

One key sign of the turnaround is the steady decline in new HIV infections each year, which are now one-third below the 1998 peak.

The handy metal is used in everything from electricity and infrastructure to computers and water pipes; its steady rise typically heralds an economic turnaround.

On April 2, one rating service, Fitch Ratings, upgraded its outlook for Interpublic's debt rating to stable from negative, citing an expectation that the turnaround efforts had started to steady operating earnings and cash-flow generation.

Though revenue has essentially flatlined since Mulcahy's turnaround, net income has seen steady growth to $978 million in 2005 from $859 million in 2004.

Amid the "steady drumbeat of new global epidemic threats," the turnaround on Ebola funding is a "great development," said Dr. Thomas Inglesby, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.