Sentence examples for a larger turnover from inspiring English sources

The appointment of Mr. Lewis, who had worked in the office of the Pentagon general counsel earlier in the Obama administration, is part of a larger turnover of staff on detention issues.

Furthermore, all hospital departments had a larger turnover of patients than CHC equivalents.

The hospital has a daily outpatient diabetes clinic with a daily turnover of approximately 20-30 patiexceptexcept on Fridays, when there is a major diabetes clinic with a larger turnover.

The best closers keep their jobs from year to year, but this season there has been a large turnover.

With nine open races, the City Council is expected to have a large turnover in the Feb. 22 municipal election.

As a result, there is not much prospect for a large turnover of real estate and a growth of inventory in 2002, most brokers predicted.

While some inefficiencies will be inevitable with such a large turnover in the Council and all citywide offices next year, nobody is staging a coup.

"Because we exchange many books this way there is always a large turnover," said Mrs. Lee, who estimates the store has a stock of 45,000 books.

"There's not a large turnover in the industry," he said, "and there just aren't many vacant lots available anymore".

"Whilst the club acknowledges there has been a large turnover of players, the league position is still unacceptable considering all of the above.

Such a large turnover of personnel is not unusual in the salary-cap era; an internal study by the Jets showed that the average number of new defensive starters in the N.F.L. over the last two seasons was five.