Sentence examples for its increased turnover from inspiring English sources

Google said its increased turnover was "from an increase in the number of paid clicks through Google's advertising programme and, to a lesser extent, an increase in the average cost-per-click paid by its advertisers".

Is it possible that the ubp-1 mutation is acting in concert with the mdr1 duplication in determining the ATN + MF resistance phenotype by, for instance, reducing ubiquitination of MDR1 and either allowing its increased turnover or modifying its localisation within the parasite?

Their motivation is increased turnover from increased market shares rather than growth through innovation.

So gone or at least going are the days when people like Charles Brown, erstwhile boss of AT&T, could start a career repairing telephone lines with a company and rise to become its chief executive.Because of increased turnover, both employers and employees these days have a much better idea of the going rate for the job.

Bay View, he fears, could end up essentially secular, like most other Chautuquas have, or, with increased turnover, lose its unique sense of community altogether.

A telling paragraph in the club's accounts reads: "The directors believe the company is not at risk with its strong financial position, no borrowings, an increased turnover and a modern fit-for-purpose stadium to play in".

Surprisingly, carbidopa increased k3 in the striatum indicating increased turnover of the tracer, but it lowered k3 in the cerebellum.

At this point, it is crucial to understand the nature of this increased turnover.

Hiring increased, turnover plunged, screening improved.

Caseloads are also too high and we're seeing an increased turnover of both social workers and admin support staff".

The company said: "The 2013 dry summer led to higher consumption from metered customers which increased turnover by £7.1m year on year".