Sentence examples for achieving a turnover from inspiring English sources

In its first year, the notes struggled to gain acceptance in what is one of the most prosperous and conservative parts of Germany, achieving a turnover of just €75,000 (£65,500).

The Fraserburgh-based company said it expected to achieve a turnover of £12m this year, an increase of £6m.

The company says it currently expects to achieve a turnover of €100 million – roughly $139 million – in 2011, an increase of almost 70percentt of its turnover in 2010 (€60 million or $83.3 million).

The company achieved a turnover of £1.3M in 2010, and was listed by The Guardian in the Courvoisier Future 500.

Before too long we achieved a turnover rate that allowed us to institute a no-reservations policy, ensuring that each and every customer would wait for at least an hour before being seated, three on weekends.

Esteban Hernandez, a Pizza Hut general manager in Los Angeles, received an oversize slice of foam cheese for achieving a crew turnover rate of 56% in an industry where 200% annually is normal.

Since TIMP-4 is an important counter actor for MMP-2 in achieving a balanced matrix turnover, we assume that the observed difference in MMP-2/TIMP-4 reflectsflecthishis balance in our aneurysm patients.

ESpark said more than 280 fledgling businesses achieved a combined turnover of £15.6m last year - 342 up on 2012.

MAD (Make A Difference) Incubator is the largest private incubator in Malaysia, with the goal of helping 1,000 startups achieve a $1 million turnover by 2015.

To ensure that the kinase reaction was at steady-state and that initial velocities were measured, the DAPK1 concentration was adjusted to achieve a substrate turnover of no more than 15%% throughout the time course of the reaction.

Most doctors and nurses felt they were doing the right thing when they achieved a fast turnover, but they also said that there was always the risk that the patients would have to return the next day.