Sentence examples for bad retention from inspiring English sources

The first season of "Falling Skies" closed to an audience of 5.5 million viewers and 5.9 million viewers tuned in for the premiere, which is not a bad retention rate at all.

It's bad data retention policy and Apple could and should change it with the next update to iOS.

Update: Since publishing earlier today, we've received further reports from employees — some corroborating the facts we mention above about bad employee retention and morale (including text from the alleged memo) and Ali's role; and some characterizing it differently, acknowledging some issues but saying that the founder's departure was unrelated.

But it wasn't as bad as the retention rate for Native Americans, which had an exit rate of 17.3percentt.

This will mean fewer bad hires, better employee retention and – perhaps due in part to less lost sleep from being rejected due to an "extremely competitive process" – higher overall productivity.

The company focused too heavily on issues such as bad debt expenses and management retention without paying enough attention to enrollment, Strayer's chief executive, Robert Silberman, told analysts on a conference call.

"Look, the retention rate is bad".

Metadata retention is also bad news for whistleblowers and journalists.

Managers don't walk into a firm meaning to do bad things, but working where hiring, retention, evaluation and promotion practices are designed around the belief that people are motivated solely by personal gain creates a "me," not "we," culture.

Separation was done on an Rxi-5Sil MS column 30 m, di 0.25 mm, and df 0.25 μm from Restek (Bad Homburg, Germany) having very similar retention characteristics as the HP-5MS.

Some salt is necessary to maintain the electrolyte balance in your body, but excess salt is bad for your heath, causing water retention and aggravating hypertension.