Sentence examples for which turn around from inspiring English sources
S.R. 20 is known for its vine maples and bigleaf maples, which turn around the same time as the subalpine larches.
Mr. Warsh recently argued that the Fed should take at least some of its cue from stock prices and other financial indicators, which turn around earlier and more quickly than the underlying economy.
Indeed, newly available records show that big donors to the Democratic and Republican Parties — along with law firms, engineers and others who do business with the state — are sidestepping the state's contribution limits and pay-to-play rules by giving to the parties' governors' associations, which turn around and spend heavily in New Jersey.
You see, once I sat down and crunched the numbers, we realized that greens, which turn around relatively quick and are always usable in salads and sides, were a much more valuable use of our small space than peppers, which take most of the summer to produce.
The algorithm is based on the character of oblique spherical mirror which turns around any axis in different position and different angle.
NEW YORK TIMES Banks Load Up on European Debt | The European Central Bank offered cheap loans to banks, which turned around and bought the debt of their governments.
The quartet run a business, just admitted to the FTSE 250, which turns around struggling manufacturers and sells them on at a premium price.
A community project which turned around a blighted rural estate has beaten high-profile competition to become the first winner of the deputy prime minister's regeneration prize.
It also had a first-class virology laboratory affiliated to the Lagos University teaching hospital which turned around testing and diagnoses in 24 hours.
In 2005, Argenta was snapped up by Advent International, a British equity fund, which turned around and sold it in late 2007 to an Italian fund, Cognetas.
With Burke's help, Ryan optioned them to a junior mining company based in Vancouver, which turned around and offered them to Kennecott, owned by one of the biggest of the majors.
