Sentence examples for turnaround space from inspiring English sources

"We want the turnaround space to be a competitive landscape," he said.

He said annual rents near Carteret and Woodbridge are about $6 to $7 per square foot, compared with the high $4's and low $5's at 8A and 7A for comparable new buildings, which usually have the advantage of more parking and turnaround space for trucks.

It was a remarkable turnaround in the space of less than 48 hours and a curious decision in more ways than one.

"The fourth quarter marks a turnaround in the space, and the industry has proven that they can be profitable at $100-a-barrel oil," said Helane Becker, an analyst at Dahlman Rose.

"I think that will lead to fast turnaround times in space hardware development and qualification".

The service is launching today and there are plans for a freemium model that offers faster turnaround and more storage space.

They point out that a "demilitarized state" is a fiction, as shown by Germany after Versailles, and that a Palestine capable of making treaties with Iran and Iraq, and of importing arms as on the terror ship Karine A, and of blocking Israeli planes from tight turnarounds in its air space, would be one dangerous state.

But he said live animals are not allowed in game venues during preliminary rounds of the N.C.A.A. tournament because of limited space and tight turnaround times.

Short of a big political turnaround, it seems likely that space will be increasingly contested with satellites on the front-line.

One team, on pace to achieve arguably the greatest ever turnaround in fortunes in the space of 12 months, against another, who were written off as Lottery contenders a month ago following the injury to their best player, only to defy the odds.

The Atlantis flight concluded safely, and the preparation of the Endeavour for the rescue mission enabled the quick turnaround for its mission to the space station.