Sentence examples for greatest turnover from inspiring English sources

Elections bring the greatest turnover.

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

"In commercial banks like Emirates NBD, there's been relative stability at senior levels, but where there's been the greatest turnover is in classic investment companies like Shuaa," said Peter Vayanos, a partner in Abu Dhabi for the international consulting firm Booz & Company.

But I can confidently predict the places in the South of England that will see the greatest turnover of MPs at this election.

A few lucky graduates land positions at the Weather Channel, but most fledgling weathercasters begin their careers in low-paying jobs at small-market stations, which have the greatest turnover.

For instance, since there are six times as many Ser residues in proteoglycan compared with collagen II, the larger increase in Ser turnover could indicate greatest turnover of this pool.

"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.

Part-time work is associated with greater turnover.

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

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

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