Sentence examples for a time when turnover from inspiring English sources

The aluminum industry has endured difficult times for much of his tenure at Alcoa because of weak prices, but he lasted a dozen years on the job at a time when turnover among top executives at many old-line manufacturers was high.

Exchanges from Boston to Frankfurt to Tokyo are discovering that exchange-traded funds bring in new revenues at a time when turnover for listed shares has fallen through the floor.

The group's efforts are playing out in 17 races throughout the city at a time when the Council is facing extensive turnover, with 21 of its 51 members stepping down, mainly because of term limits.

But the move reduced training costs at a time when workers were so scarce in Detroit and turnover so high that only one in 10 Ford employees stayed for more than a few months.

The statement comes at a time when political parties from across the spectrum have joined street protesters in calling for a swift turnover of power by the military council, which took control in February with the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.

But weak defence spending, at a time when airlines are placing huge orders for jets, means that around three-quarters of EADS's turnover now comes from its civilian part.

In a time when teams can go from losing seasons to the Super Bowl in one year, the Jets hope that their rapid turnover will make 2003 an aberration.

The crisis has led to a reduction in the turnover of imaging equipment resulting in a higher than usual level of aging of technological equipment, at a time when technological developments are still increasing.

"The RFL's record turnover in 2011 is a commendable achievement which has allowed us to provide unparalleled levels of assistance to clubs at a time when every area of the game is facing financial pressure.

The turnover of α5β1 may be required for keeping a population of activated integrins on the surface of cells during gastrulation, a time when several integrin-mediated events are of importance.

Accounting for such tax features can be important, as prior theoretical literature indicates that severance payments are a critical component of managerial compensation contracts, particularly in turbulent times when CEO turnover decisions occur more frequently.29 Another interesting topic might be divergent tax bases that distort optimal decision making as they create profit shifting incentives.