Sentence examples for larger turnover from inspiring English sources

The appointment of Mr. Lewis, who had worked in the office of the Pentagon general counsel earlier in the Obama administration, is part of a larger turnover of staff on detention issues.

The plants have been bought by large manufacturers such as Solectron, SCI and Sanmina, which were already selling to Nortel and have now signed new long-term supply agreements with the company.The benefits, says Chahram Bolouri, president of global operations, come partly in the form of lower costs, because these contract manufacturers have a far larger turnover than Nortel alone would have had.

One plausible mechanism leading to this differential in training relies on the larger turnover rate experienced by temporary workers because of the much less stringent employment protection legislation (EPL henceforth; in particular mandated severance pay) they enjoy relative to permanent workers.

Furthermore, all hospital departments had a larger turnover of patients than CHC equivalents.

Larger turnover of belowground biomass could occur due to greater respiration during the winter because of increased volume of storage organs.

The hospital has a daily outpatient diabetes clinic with a daily turnover of approximately 20-30 patiexceptexcept on Fridays, when there is a major diabetes clinic with a larger turnover.

It was the largest turnover in Schiano's eight seasons at Rutgers.

The large turnover meant the number of teams desperate for new blood has been reduced.

The best closers keep their jobs from year to year, but this season there has been a large turnover.

With nine open races, the City Council is expected to have a large turnover in the Feb. 22 municipal election.

Before next weekend is out, Ireland will witness the largest turnover in seats and personnel since independence was achieved in 1922.