Sentence examples for even more turnover from inspiring English sources

The cast of "Saturday Night Live" could be on the verge of even more turnover.

The ongoing administrative shakeup appears to have followed the predicted contingency plan so far, though there is likely to be even more turnover in the upcoming months which will bring a wave of new faces into the Obama ranks.

Carter finished with 19 points, and Yi Jianlian added 17 in his debut for the Nets (2-0) in a game that treated the British fans to a number of high-flying dunks but even more sloppy turnovers.

Even more remarkable than San Antonio's turnover total in Game 1 was that Parker, while playing 40 minutes in the backcourt, had no turnovers.

Thus, in a steady state scenario it does not make a difference whether the model includes only three or ten or even more bc1 complexes as their turnover will be reduced once a certain transmembrane potential is reached.

Even more pivotal was the near-turnover on the Irish's previous possession.

Among different other factors only one – the working atmosphere – is viewed by the interviewees to be even more relevant than CVT to reduce turnover.

Even more embarrassing, he made so many turnovers, it appeared he was working for Sara Lee: 9.

Even more remarkable, Felton is limiting his turnovers despite a sky-high career usage rate (the percentage of a team's plays that end with a shot by a particular player) of 26.9.

In terms of implications for management and organizations, organizational-level turnover research may be even more critical.

In contrast, WM had no effects under FM, while inhibiting endolysosomal turnover under ND conditions, even more efficiently than Baf.