Sentence examples for collective turnover from inspiring English sources
Apparently, Britain's 100 largest dentist companies recorded a collective turnover of nearly £1bn last year, representing a rise of 22% since 2010.
She and her two brothers, Venkatesh and Balaji Rao, co-own the VH Group, which consists of 28 companies with a collective turnover in 2010 not far off £1bn and with profits of £100m.
There are currently 75 startups in operation worldwide — fashion sites like Lamoda, Zalora and Zalando; payment ventures like Payleven and Paymill; food delivery services like Food Panda — employing some 20,000 people, with a projected collective turnover of $3 billion between them.
Chen et al., 2016 107 media reports on collective turnover events occurred in the period between 2000 and 2015 Networks Social network theory Centrality, strength of connection Content analysis of media reports and depth interview with 8 employees of 4 companies Centrality in a network predicted the first leaver.
The Spaza News industry newsletter says South Africa's spaza sector comprises more than 100,000 enterprises with a collective annual turnover of 7bn rand (about $663m £395mm).
The mechanism of tensile deformation in a semi-crystalline polymer like PE changes at four critical points which can be associated with (A) the onset of single slip-processes, (B) a turnover into a collective activity of slips, (C) the beginning of a disaggregation of the crystal blocks, followed by fibril formation, and (D) the onset of chain disentangling.
The capitalism of complete laissez-faire, which thrived on low wages and maximum profits for minimum turnover, which rejected collective bargaining ad fought against justified public regulation of the competitive process, is a thing of the past".
Every turnover and every missed jumper elicited a collective groan, which finally gave way to boos as the Celtics ended the first half facing a 16-point deficit.
With the last PET and CT scanners generation, higher dose injection than before is needed to realize more patients turnover, and so, it became necessary to install individual and collective adapted radioprotection devices.
On longer timescales, population turnover generates differences in individual age and experience and there is a shift from collective exploration to cultural inheritance, where behavior is inherited over generations.
115a Importantly, no turnover can be achieved when SAM is left out of the reaction mixture, and the collective results certainly indicate that the C P bond cleavage catalyzed by PhnJ is a radical SAM reaction.
