Sentence examples for its highest turnover from inspiring English sources

Cuddy entered the row over the WRU's financial priorities after it recorded its highest turnover of £63m.

Labile fraction (LF) is the most prominent, partly due to its high turnover rate plus it is easily affected by management systems as well as erosion [6 8].

Also, its high turnover (likely to top 200% annually) makes it unsuitable for any but a tax-deferred account.

In an industry known for its high turnover of employees, Mr. Melton has built a work force with unusual longevity.

Many industry officials think that "the challenges that the S.E.C. faces today are exacerbated by its high turnover rate, which results in more inexperienced staff and slower, often less efficient, regulatory processes," Mr. Walker said in testimony today.

Mr. Petruzello said the company is thrilled with the results, but Perry Ellis is known for its high turnover and ousters of marquee names who tried (and failed) to impress the brass.

"It has the additional problem that – as a prison primarily used to hold inmates on remand and on short sentences – its high turnover makes for a naturally unstable and volatile environment, not helped by the easy availability of, and roaring trade in, drugs".

Such an architecture was unanticipated in view of its high turnover number.

Even for an industry known for its high turnover, Kwek has had problems keeping good nonfamily managers.

The automation of the technique coupled with its high turnover of 65 h−1 demonstrated its suitability for routine laboratory determination of nitrate in water and sediment.

The value of catalase may be enhanced by its high turnover rate (Chidrawi et al. 2008), with its high level of enzyme activity magnifying the advantage of incorporation.