Sentence examples for turnabout from the from inspiring English sources

In a turnabout from the late 20th century, the British government is courting the nuclear industry.

Does it represent a turnabout from the rah-rah language popularized by Twitter's predecessors?

He predicts a quick turnabout from the stagnation of recent years.

That is something of a turnabout from the state of things earlier this month.

It is a remarkable turnabout from the mid-1990s, Wall Wall Street traders helped drive economic policy.

Trump's posture represents a turnabout from the Obama years, when fossil fuel industries and the White House navigated tense relations.

Mr. Ridge's remarks today represented a 180-degree turnabout from what the administration has said previously about the Daschle anthrax.

This position is a 180 degree turnabout from even the early 1990s, when Sun was perceived as an upstart that produced workstations and UNIX servers which were not reliable enough to be used by telecommunication companies and financial institutions.

That was a wider bipartisan majority than vote-counters in both parties had expected, completing a remarkable turnabout from Monday, when the House defeated an earlier version of the bill by 228 to 205.

The company is benefiting from stock-market gains that have prompted luxury consumers to resume jewelry purchases, a turnabout from January, when the retailer said weak spending by customers in the United States had slowed holiday sales.

The vote represents a turnabout from previous votes by the same advisory committee earlier this year, when it decided not to endorse two other drugs, Qnexa from Vivus and lorcaserin from Arena Pharmaceuticals.