Sentence examples for boosted turnover from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, Stuttgart boosted turnover by allowing private investors to trade smaller packets of shares than they could in Frankfurt, and by guaranteeing them competitive commissions.

M&S has now "refreshed" its Womenswear departments in its top 70 stores, in a bid to boost turnover.

That will hit the profits of the leading lenders, who rely on rolling over loans to boost turnover.

The retailer relied on the changing seasons to boost turnover for clothes but Nigeria's clothing market had no such natural churn.

Clearly, they are saddled with delivering the big-name projects that will boost turnover to the levels City investors will want to see.

And giving your business a tech tonic can boost turnover and profits surprisingly quickly.

Following that near £30m drop in income, even with parachute payments which boosted Wolves' turnover to the Championship's second highest, relegation followed again leading to another £30m loss.

Oct. 20, 2018, 11 00 p.m. Boosted by turnovers and an explosive attack, UCLA defeated Arizona 31-30 athehe Rose Bowl on Saturday.

In January 1919, together with her business partner, Molinari, Giallanella sought permission to build a cinematographic studio in Rome, probably in an attempt to boost their turnover capacity.

The firm was also poised to take over Böhler-Uddeholm, a successful special-steel company, thus boosting its turnover by 45% (and saving Böhler-Uddeholm from the attentions of a British private-equity fund).

What modern novelist doesn't envy EL James, the 40-something TV executive and mother of two who has outsold Dan Brown and Stieg Larsson, turbo-boosted the turnover of UK bookshops, and left men the world over begging for less sex and more sleep?