Sentence examples for turnabout between from inspiring English sources

Five years of correspondence between Paris and Washington chronicle a spectacular post-Iraq turnabout between one of the West's most complicated diplomatic couples.

First, Delphi studies are time consuming with an average turnabout time between rounds of approximately 1.5 months for emailed questionnaires.

This turnabout so overwhelmed the Times staff that it had to write two editorials, first pointing out this role reversal between liberal New York and California and supposedly conservative Midwest Iowa (April 4 ), then exhorting Governor Paterson and the New York legislature to quickly amend this departure from the states' appropriate roles (April 10).

The most high-profile example is an abrupt turnabout in contract talks between Chinese service providers and wireless giants Qualcomm qcom and Ericsson ericy.

That was a moment of real turnabout for the rocky relationship between Bush and McCain.

It is a sharp turnabout for the West Side piers, between 46th and 50th Streets, which underwent a $40 million renovation in the 1970's as part of a deal between the city and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to build the World Trade Center.

The news is not only a major turnabout in the glacial state of mutual nonrecognition between the two countries; it is also a huge political development in South Korea on the eve of critical midterm legislative elections on Thursday that are seen as a referendum on Mr. Kim's presidency.

The announcement was the latest turnabout in a case that has further strained the poor relations between Tehran and Washington.

An even more drastic turnabout in profits has come in the refining business, the middle step between pumping oil from the ground and pumping gas into cars.

By some accounts here, several recently publicized incidents pointing to cooperation between French and Serbian intelligence may have embarrassed Paris and brought the turnabout that led to the arrest.

The turnabout is dramatic.