Sentence examples for falling turnover from inspiring English sources

"[Massive faced] a combination of falling turnover and rising costs," he said.

These, in turn, attracted outfits such as hedge funds hoping to profit from short-term market movements, which helped to moderate falling turnover and hone prices.

Leading law firm Dundas & Wilson has outlined a "new strategic direction" in a bid to turn around falling turnover and profits.

SMG's TV interests, which include ITV highlands franchise Grampian TV, suffered the worst with turnover falling 9% to £128.5m and operating profit down 18% to £20.8m.

In a statement, Lowe's chief executive, Robert A. Niblock, cited "an even steeper decline in housing turnover, falling home prices in many markets, and a near record inventory of homes for sale".

N&S's printing and publishing activities – which includes the Daily Star, Daily Star Sunday, Daily Express, Sunday Express and magazines including OK! – had a tough time with turnover falling about 11% from £286m to £257.3m.

The news and multimedia company, which produces bulletins for ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, posted its fourth successive year of operating profit growth despite turnover falling 3% to £105.8m.

Nevertheless, you'd think that a publication that's overly concerned about the staff turnover at New Republic -- insofar as clearing your masthead of the dead weight of non-contributing contributors can be called "staff turnover" -- falling heaviest on Jewish contributors might view Easterbrook's removal in a complimentary light.

He also noted that higher turnover should lead to increased productivity as workers find better matches; but as turnover fell during the late 1990s, productivity jumped.Given these uncertainties, policymakers should not try to increase turnover for its own sake, but rather remove artificial barriers that trap workers in poorly paid, insecure jobs.

When it's crunch time and time to start earning their money, that's when they start falling apart with penalties, turnovers and mistakes".

Turnover fell from 95 to 19percentt.