Sentence examples for drop in turnover from inspiring English sources

Around 270,000 firms work in tourism in Italy and Mr Bocca says the 15% drop in turnover expected this year will quickly lead to job losses.

On a panel discussing the lockout laws, O'Hanlon reported World Bar experienced an almost immediate 20% drop in turnover and was consequently forced to scale back bar staff, DJs and other live entertainment by the same percentage.

There was also a small drop in turnover, from £11.7m to £11.5m.

But more than a fifth of self-catering accommodation providers had a drop in turnover.

They revealed a £27.3m drop in turnover and a 136.1% wages-to-turnover ratio for the year ending June 2013.

One reason for the drop in turnover was the loss of Premier League parachute payments, which ended in 2011.

When asked Monday about the Packers' dramatic drop in turnovers over the last five games, Sherman replied, "I thought you were going to say it was magical, that word has been bandied about quite often".

Mr Wall reckons that every percentage-point drop in annual turnover rates equates to a saving of $400m-500m.Even 400m-500m.Eventant'sogoals are more nuanced then simply increaccountantntion rates.

They use a variety of statistical tests to conclude that a percentage-point drop in the turnover of workers reduces the proportion of men under 25 without a high school diploma in work by 1.4 percentage points.Some economists at Jackson Hole found the statistical tests unconvincing.

In one past study, 20- to 47-year-old women experienced a drop in the marker of bone turnover after they drank two beers, but "longer-duration studies are required before any conclusions can be made regarding the beneficial or detrimental effects of moderate alcohol on bone health on younger individuals," Iwaniec told Life's Little Mysteries.

Interestingly the mutant enzyme compensates for the drop in affinity by increasing the enzymatic turnover with a Kcat value of 3.414 min−1 as against 1.758 min−1 for the WT.