Sentence examples for sustained turnaround from inspiring English sources

The gains mark a sustained turnaround for RIEF's investors, who experienced losses in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

"What can they do and what would bring about a sustained turnaround in market confidence?" said Jacques Cailloux, chief European economist at Nomura in London.

DETROIT — Automakers reported on Tuesday that March sales of new cars and trucks were the highest monthly total in five years, providing more evidence of a sustained turnaround in the industry.

White House officials say the president is prepared to counter the attacks from Mr. Romney and Capitol Hill with the evidence of a slow but sustained turnaround that has added nearly as many jobs in the last two years as were lost in the first few months of Mr. Obama's administration.

"But the idea that there's a sustained turnaround under way and that this will continue is probably overstating things".

It's a sustained turnaround from industry lows in the late 1990s, when Kentucky had 3.4 million barrels of aging bourbon in its inventory and overall spirits production for the year barely exceeded 455,000 barrels, KDA said.

Carlson still likes the "safe" 5.5% dividend yield, and says it's good compensation while you wait for a sustained price turnaround.

Biggest challenge sustaining the turnaround while peace process remains unresolved.

Ghosn has his work cut out for him just trying to sustain the turnaround he waged earlier this decade at Nissan and trying to rebuild sales and profits at Renault.

The purpose of this study was to study whether the benefits from introducing a picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) reported by innovators and early adopters also can be achieved by a hospital belonging to the "late majority" and to see whether such benefits are sustained, using report turnaround time (RTAT) as an indicator.

But the challenge for Chrysler, which has a history of near-death experiences, has always been sustaining its turnarounds.