Sentence examples for lack of turnover from inspiring English sources

Her startling showing in the Grammy nominations more reflects a lack of turnover in R&B, particularly among women.

One reason for the shocking lack of turnover of congressmen is gerrymandering: when they get the chance, both parties redraw electoral maps to favour themselves.

For the 14 million Americans looking for work — a number expected to rise in Friday's jobs report for August — this lack of turnover has made a tough job market even tougher.

The lack of turnover has prompted dozens of local brokers to close up shop the last three years, including the Dutch investment bank ABN Amro, which shut down its Prague stock-trading arm in January.

One recent effort by Prof. Thomas W. Merrill, a former Supreme Court clerk who teaches at Northwestern University Law School and is spending the current year at Columbia University Law School, raises some intriguing questions and suggests that the lack of turnover helps account for some salient features of what he calls "the second Rehnquist Court".

He attributes the pressure to a lack of turnover in the stock, which he says is the result of rising house prices stopping tenants moving out and a change in the tenants' age profile, so fewer tenancies are coming up as older tenants die.

What did the lack of turnovers say about her game?

Robinson said that with the lack of turnovers, there had also been a lack of energy.

He pointed to the Jets' drive for a field goal near the end of the first half, to his lack of turnovers and his instant connection with Edwards.

McElroy looked more like a caretaker than a playmaker Saturday, and he eagerly agreed that his most important statistic of the night was his lack of turnovers.

The offense's strength has been its lack of turnovers, which has helped  win field-position battles, but this isn't likely to be that kind of game.