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turnaround

[turn-uh-round] / ˈtɜrn əˌraʊnd /


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Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson said in December that Bass achieved a remarkable turnaround in police hiring, cutting through government bureaucracy that slowed down the process for bringing on new officers.

From Los Angeles Times

There wasn’t a major news event that prompted the turnaround.

From Barron's

There wasn’t a major news event that prompted the turnaround.

From Barron's

S&P said it would wait to take action until it can assess the company’s new turnaround plan, which they expect Harley to announce in May.

From MarketWatch

The unions representing American’s flight attendants and pilots, who are compensated in part with a share of company profits, said they are tired of waiting for a turnaround.

From The Wall Street Journal