Sentence examples for greater turnover from inspiring English sources

Sharing notes later on, Ms. de la Parra cited greater turnover in the string sections than in the more confident woodwinds and brasses.

The fair has rarely had greater turnover in its 21-year existence, said Anna Haughton, an owner of the show's organizer, Haughton International Fairs.

The Ravens have undergone even greater turnover, with more than half of their defensive starters gone and several on offense, too.

"You need greater turnover than just these two and ideally bring in some media figures," said James Cakmak, an analyst with Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. "Almost everybody needs to turn over, and these two are just a start".

You can flex your budgets and we will be able to see it reflected in greater turnover," says Manning. "There's no point creating five year plans anymore, that's ludicrous.

Richard G. Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, said changes in the rules could lead to the hiring of unprepared administrators and result in greater turnover and less continuity in student progress.

"Everyone in Venice works with the cruise passengers, from taxis, to bars, to suppliers — it is one great big turnover," said Antonio Murer, proprietor of El Chioschetto in Venice, a bar on the Giudecca Canal.

Elections bring the greatest turnover.

In the 1990s, I asked Edward Adler about this great turnover.

Even in recession, there is great turnover in the labour market.

The slaughterhouse — the part of the company with the most failed drug tests and the greatest turnover — represents a particular challenge.