Sentence examples for because of turnover from inspiring English sources

Because of turnover in those positions, 14 members of Congress attended one or more briefings.

Aides to the mayor said many of his appointments filled vital positions in government, left vacant because of turnover.

The project stalled in part because it took the agency three years to finish the development agreement and because of turnover at the authority, according to the lawsuit.

The declines of the Cowboys and the 49ers picked up momentum because of turnover at head coach and at quarterback -- two areas in which the Patriots are blessed with stability and brilliance, as long as Brady is healthy.

The pay raises make sense for Wal-Mart, which will save money by not having to train new employees continually because of turnover, said Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners.

Institutionalization of system change may fail because of turnover of key employees [ 10] such as doctors and nurses.

Denver is more suited to victory because of turnovers.

Their defense, when not subject to a short field because of turnovers, should keep every game close.

Over and over, the Razorbacks' defense had to defend short fields because of turnovers, and it finally collapsed.

They sputtered because of turnovers by Crawford and Stephon Marbury, an ill-advised shot by Lee that hit the side of the backboard and a delayed decision to intentionally foul in the final seconds.

That is because the rate of turnover of compact bone may differ in the same individual according to the anatomical location [ 40].