Sentence examples for bit of a turnover from inspiring English sources

I think there might be a bit of a turnover in terms of players this year".

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits he expects "a bit of a turnover" of players in his squad this summer.

I spoke with Drew Grainger, RCMP spokesperson who all but confirmed a future crackdown on Wreck Beach, explaining, rather vaguely, "We've had a bit of a staff turnover here at the detachment level, and some of the staff that are here now have a great deal of experience with problems like open air drug and alcohol use.

Special education is a field with many more job openings than applicants, as there is a large growth in students receiving special education and quite a bit of teacher turnover.

But the shortened training camp and two preseason games are more difficult for teams like the Nets, who have had quite a bit of roster turnover.

As a result, there is quite a bit of turnover in the condominium building where I live.

The company, which had had an unusually stable management team, has recently had quite a bit of turnover.

Just too much work, not enough people, pressure from company, quite a bit of turnover".

So far, it's been working well for some startups, and moderately well for others — there has been quite a bit of turnover among startup founders.

Now, it is entirely natural for presidential teams to experience quite a bit of turnover halfway through the term.

Gatland said: "It was probably the third quarter that hurt us the most, a bit of inaccuracy, a few turnovers.