Sentence examples for would turnaround from inspiring English sources

In an earlier report, research firm Cowen and Company forecasted that Intel would turnaround its businesses at AMD's expense.

What would a turnaround artist do with an $8.6 billion (sales) organization with 133,000 employees, falling market share and a mountain of multimillion-dollar lawsuits?

Dave Lewis, Tesco's would-be turnaround king, has been busy.

Such a dramatic turnaround would mean the southern Africans would qualify for only their third Nations Cup in history.

If you'd predicted that turnaround back then I'd have asked you what you were smoking and whether I could get a prescription for it.

Such a turnaround wouldn't solve all of Europe's problems, but it would buy the E.U. some more time to tackle them.

Traditionally the engineer who manages the turnaround would organize the planning and package the work for about 16 "supervisors" who would all report directly to him.

No question, a turnaround would be lengthy -- and costly.

"We were hoping we would see the turnaround," Milbury said.

Mr. Nilsson said that Alcatel-Lucent's turnaround would not be easy.

When the deal was announced it said it would appoint "retail turnaround experts in due course".