Word: turnaround
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...first game after rehab last year, Clemente roared off the disabled list to net 37 points and grab 11 rebounds. Next season, he is hoping for the same turnaround upon his return to the court...
Passarella, known for his ability to prevail in tough three-set matches, proved that his tenaciousness carried-over into doubles play as well. A strategic change--the Crimson team decided to play two back on their opponent's first serves--paved the way for a hard-fought turnaround...
Committing resources, organizing bodies, inspiring in believers the dedication to work long hours: these are the hallmarks of empowered peoples. The four-year turnaround experienced in California is far from possible in Massachusetts. We simply lack the political infrastructure...
Defense has keyed Harvard's turnaround, and the Crimson has won 10 of its last 11 Ivy games over the past two years because of defense. If Harvard (4-3, 3-1 Ivy), which is currently in a three-way tie for first, is going to repeat as league champions, it will need more of the same from the defensive line. Because of its steady improvement and dominating play Saturday, the defensive line earned its title as The Crimson's Athletes of the Week...
...going on? Though Coors' profits helped start the conservative Heritage Foundation and still keep right-wing causes afloat, the brewer has bottom-line reasons for behaving more like a commune than a company: its bad reputation with minorities and unions nearly devastated Coors in the early 1980s. A p.r. turnaround was urgently needed. The spending targets for minority vendors, for example, result from a "covenant" the company signed with black and Hispanic groups in 1984 in an effort to make up for a racially charged speech by William Coors, one of the brothers who has worked for the company...