Sentence examples for unexpected turnaround from inspiring English sources

But an unexpected turnaround have allowed Spagnuolo to take a lighter view.

This was to many people in the wider Rupert-Wendi orbit an unexpected turnaround.

OSAKA, Japan — Barring an unexpected turnaround, Japan this weekend will become a nuclear-free nation for the first time in more than four decades, at least temporarily.

The Dolphins, who have the toughest strength of schedule based on opponents' 2008 records, open at Atlanta in a matchup of the most unexpected turnaround teams.

"Unless there is a dramatic and completely unexpected turnaround in the way in which the human race manages itself and the planet, then future prospects for our civilization look increasingly grim," he writes.

But an unexpected turnaround in the final quarter has resulted in the cat's portfolio increasing by an average of 4.2% to end the year at £5,542.60, compared with the professionals' £5,176.60.

Such a misstep threatens to bring down the curtain prematurely on Japan's economic revival this year, led by Mr. Abe's bold set of monetary and economic policies, called "Abenomics," which has brought about one of the most unexpected turnarounds in recent years.

As far as they went, the Obama tax cuts and spending increases helped to produce a genuine (and largely unexpected) economic turnaround.

Southern California's leading pay-TV provider gained 32,000 residential video customers nationwide last year — a turnaround so unexpected that Chief Executive Rob Marcus issued a statement praising the company's "stellar" performance.

8) Unexpected ending to Falcons turnaround — It appeared the Crescenta Valley football team was on pace for one of, if not its finest seasons yet, but out of nowhere the season came to a screeching halt.

Even Oilers Coach Craig MacTavish found the turnaround a bit unexpected.