Sentence examples for Turnover created from inspiring English sources

Revis's sentiment was never more apparent than on a turnover created by Jets safety Abram Elam in the third quarter.

Once known mainly for its Cornish pasty, a doughy meat turnover created to stave off the hunger of miners, the seaside county now boasts of Michelin-starred chefs and first-rate restaurants.

While the energy agency recognizes that it must "fundamentally change how it does business," it has been unable to transform itself, partly because of leadership changes and high staff turnover created by higher salaries in private business, the report said.

Flood converted from under the posts and his deft step, after Ed Slater's turnover, created Murphy's try when he put Billy Twelvetrees into space who found the Ireland full-back outside him.

The unplanned and frequent turnover created a need for more frequent clinical mentoring visits to HCs.

Lucescu, 68, said: "Turnover creates a lot of problems for them.

Not enough turnovers created and too many holes in the run defense -- the Colts last season allowed an average of 4.2 yards a carry.

The rent, £75,000 a year plus £25,000 for utilities and a service charge, is a big chunk of the small museum's turnover, creating tension between the two.

Within three minutes of Farrell's return, however, England had scored the first half's solitary try, a well-placed high kick and subsequent ruck turnover creating a glimmer of space out wide.

Firm turnover creates uncertainty for workers by affecting their employment status and wages.

Increased pressure and turnover creates more tension between the two departments.