Sentence examples for drop turnover from inspiring English sources

Video-meniscometry also has other applications, to the study of tear and eye drop turnover, determining the indication for punctal plugs and in demonstrating dysfunction of the tear meniscus.

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

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

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.

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

He estimated that a one percent drop in turnover would result in a $1 million reduction in costs.

An example of loss is Cheetah Couriers which suffered a 20% drop in turnover because of the explosions, resulting in losses of around £300,000 to £400,000.

Employers have reported a significant drop in turnover rates, higher employee satisfaction, and more productivity from HeartMath trained workers and a considerable increase in the company bottom line due to lower health care costs, less absenteeism, and greater presenteeism (being present and productive on the job).