Sentence examples for a bigger turnover from inspiring English sources
A bigger turnover in home sales could also spur the sale of furniture and housewares, which have suffered in the downturn.
Its retailing arm has more stores and employs more people in Brazil (and will soon have a bigger turnover there) than in Portugal.
A big turnover of players brought them straight back from the Conference through the play-offs.
That means teams are going on long drives and Oakland defenders come up with a big turnover when it counts.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND When Mr. Rappaport of Cozy Homes Realty opened his first office, in 1970, Cambria Heights was in the middle of a big turnover.
The board is likely to see a big turnover as those viewed responsible for the debacle over Mr. Grasso's pay are pushed aside.
We want stability and that comes from not having a big turnover of players, which includes a core of the squad and maybe one or two players at the very top.
Texas Coach Mack Brown's stepson sure will not forget it, after he reached out to touch a live ball and drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that took away a big turnover.
Veronica Gargiulo, a broker at Tri-Crest Realty inc. BEastchester and Gardensaid EasThereter, said: "There's never more than a few homes on the market at any given time because there's not a big turnover.
That means the income for the owners is limited unless there is a big turnover of residents, since the law permits rents to increase faster after an apartment is vacated.
