Sentence examples for complete turnover from inspiring English sources
A subtle advantage that may not have been apparent originally has been the complete turnover of the show's cast.
Yet from 1955 to 1982, there was almost a complete turnover in industry leadership brought on by the advent of the transistor.
The building was acquired by National Office Partners in 1998 for $42.5 million, and in 2002 a master lease held by Amax, a mining company, expired and a complete turnover of tenants took place.
The orchestra is struggling against a $5.5 million deficit, falling ticket sales, a complete turnover in management and a rapidly declining audience base, made worse by a 12-week work stoppage by the musicians last season over a contract dispute.
By Frances Warfield The New Yorker, January 14 , 1933P. 25 Tells of talkative woman and the ensuing conversation between her and Mr. Wilcox about technocracy and the the economic revolution which is going to mean a complete turnover in everything, etc.
Manhattan Valley, the tough mostly Puerto Rican area bordered by Amsterdam Avenue, Central Park West, 110 Street and 100th Street is gentrifying at breakneck speed, only saved from a complete turnover in population by the public housing project in its borders.
The minimum recommended turnover for a pool is two complete turnovers in any 24 hour period.
Most municipal health codes require a minimum filtration turnover rate of two complete turnovers of the water in a 24 hour period.
Mr. Rink's appointment will complete a turnover in the foundation's artistic and executive leadership.
A peristaltic on-chip micropump enabled a continuous pulsatile flow with a pumping frequency of 0.475 Hz and a pressure of 500 mbar resulting in an average flow of 4.94 µl/min with a complete media turnover time of approximately 2 h38, supporting high tissue perfusion rates at pulsatile flow.
Moreover, the neighborhood north of 47th Street experienced a complete racial turnover and became more closely associated with the all-black Oakland neighborhood to the north.
