Even as they bristle at the mention of their defense as a liability, the Vikings have turned the issue around and embraced their role against a New Orleans offense that consistently exploited a St . LouisRams defense that ranked five spots higher than the Vikings in the Saints' 31-28 wild-card victory last Saturday.
Mr. Axelrod, in a conference call with reporters from the Chicago campaign headquarters, turned the issue around to focus on Mr. Obama's likely Republican rival, Mitt Romney.
"He took my message and put some spin on it, no question -- and turned the issue around and spun our story to the voting public.
The second cluster turns the issue around by examining current investigations from neuroscience that support neurological hypotheses about the causes behind the schooling effect on neurocognitive development.
Working with Obama and her leadership team, Pelosi turned the issue around and got the bill passed, giving Republicans what conservative pundit and former Bush speechwriter David Frum calls their "most crushing legislative defeat since the 1960s".
I, too, wish that the Democratic candidates have the courage to turn this issue around and use it as an example of how it makes them different from President Bush.
And it was during spring training that Piazza also turned the issue of selfishness around, suggesting that it would be selfish of him to change positions simply to extend his career.
A new airport manager, Jim Brundige, has turned the noise issue around, convincing the Town Board that putting in the system would probably reduce the number of aircraft flying low near the airport, at least in bad weather.
We can turn this issue around by noting that the strong relation between the forward and inverse problems means that progress in one direction improves the other [19].
The other day, we reached out to Thomas Friedman for some strategic guidance, and I really liked the way he put it: the solution to this death spiral is to put more fuel in the car, turn the ship around, and to issue a wake-up call of volcanic proportions to the world's midwives.
