Sentence examples for a complete turnover from inspiring English sources
The building was acquired by National Office Partners in 1998 for $42.5 million, and in 2002 a master lease held by Amax, a mining company, expired and a complete turnover of tenants took place.
By Frances Warfield The New Yorker, January 14 , 1933P. 25 Tells of talkative woman and the ensuing conversation between her and Mr. Wilcox about technocracy and the the economic revolution which is going to mean a complete turnover in everything, etc.
There is certainly lip service paid to conventions like the circular profile pictures, but this isn't a complete turnover of thinking with iOS 7 in mind.
The most remarkable observation, however, was that the troop had apparently maintained the peace despite a complete turnover in the male population.
Estimates of patterns of mortality due to natural disturbance indicated that these assemblages undergo a complete turnover over a period of approximately 15 years [41].
At each time step, disturbance killed a number of individuals determined to reflect a complete turnover of assemblages over the period of study, which is a realistic estimate for our system [41].
Although the faculty/staff focus group participants agreed that raising awareness was important, one participant pointed out that: "It's also really hard to do an education campaign because there's a total complete turnover every four years.
Previous studies have suggested that 50 60% of all HSCs divide within 7 days, with an almost complete turnover of the HSC compartment by 30 days [3], [4].
The amount of sediment displaced by populations of A. marina is quite considerable with the potential of complete turnover of up to a 40 cm thick sediment layer per year (Table 2).
A complete staff turnover, more than once a year.
Our results offer support for some hypotheses included in Vrba's habitat theory, which predicts a proportional decrease of specialist species associated with severe global climatic changes, and a later recovery of this kind of species associated to a complete faunal turnover.
