Sentence examples for turnaround action from inspiring English sources

Closing the feedback loop is essential and regularly scheduled feedback meetings can encourage timely turnaround action.

The turnaround actions embedded in the framework draw from various and partially detached disciplines (Eichner 2010).

Consequently, the framework significantly exceeds the "operational" and "strategic" dimensions, which are commonly used to classify turnaround actions (DeWitt 1993; Domadenik et al. 2008; Lim et al. 2013).

Coucke et al. (2007) find that age, labor intensity, profitability, and size are the most influential moderators for turnaround actions' effectiveness.

Resorting to the more detailed corporate restructuring research classifications, we can overcome the potential shortcomings of a merely dichotomous classification according to "operational" and "strategic" turnaround actions and provide a more detailed analysis of the numerous facets of turnaround during corporate distress.

It's partly a function of speed: his books err on the long side – a casualty of quick turnaround – but the action rattles along at a pace that is mimicked in the snap and verve of his language.

Mr. Galvin, 53, was unavailable for comment but John Pepper Jr., the Motorola director leading the committee searching for a successor, said via e-mail yesterday that the disagreements were related to "this stage of the turnaround" not past actions.

Professor Blinder credits the turnaround to rapid, drastic action by companies.

The lawsuit alleges that the district selects schools with a high percentage of African-American teachers for turnaround, while taking no action against other similarly performing schools.

"They have to impress a bankruptcy court and the federal government that they're taking dramatic action for a turnaround," he said.

The hospital turnaround firm's blueprint for action is due Jan . 3