Sentence examples for turning ailing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blot (pronounced blow), who specialized in turning ailing companies around, maintained a formal household with a butler, cook and gardener in attendance, and his various homes in the United States and England, all decorated with European antiques and in subtle colors, reflected his devotion to simple elegance.

Would Barrett like to come out of retirement and try to turn ailing Barclays around?

In 1990s turned ailing state-run motorcycle manufacturer into one of China's best-known brands.

Lobbyists for the Catholic clergy argue that "even Jesus wouldn't qualify" for the exemption, since he served Samaritans, and that the new rules would force Catholic hospitals to turn ailing Baptists away from the door.

Critically, Fiat will send in a hit squad of executives who know a thing or two about turning round ailing carmakers.In this section The ties that bind An Italian lifeline Looking Good?

The former president of cable network Showtime has a reputation for both turning around ailing television channels and supporting risk-taking drama, and since his arrival NBC has increasingly attempted to compete with the Fox network on its own territory.

No longer are private-equity firms attempting merely to turn round ailing industrial giants.

The phonemaker hopes that the device, featuring a striking QWERTY keyboard, will turn its ailing fortunes around (see picture).

Mr. Welch, the chief executive, said the company had gained efficiencies of scale that would turn around ailing stores.

In the absence of stimulative fiscal policy, even assertive moves by the Fed are unlikely to turn the ailing economy around.

Not only did this monarchial approach help turn an ailing Gucci into a status symbol, with annual sales of $1.5 billion, it also made investors rich.