Sentence examples for lead to a turnover from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Fritts is looking forward to the election, which, regardless of which party prevails, will inevitably lead to a turnover in regulators by the middle of next year.

To compare, your spin moves don't lead you any closer to the basket, make your teammates wince a little, lead to a turnover about half of the time, are completed without consideration for the defense and really don't serve much purpose beyond a feeble attempt to impress that vague romantic interest pretending to care on the sideline (i.e. park bench).

If you do, your players may botch the pitch, which will 9 times out of 10 lead to a turnover.

A terrible pass from some Irish flanker or other leads to a turnover.

Defensively at the other end, an unexpected leap at Charles as she passed led to a turnover.

Joyner also compiled a table of bad decisions, or how often a quarterback makes a mistake that leads to a turnover of a near turnover.

Facing them again in the M.V.C. tournament final, Kelly's tough defense on Kyle Weems, the conference player of the year, led to a turnover with 2.4 seconds to play.

Accusations of institutional fraud and mishandled claims led to a turnover of the association's upper ranks, $380 million in legal settlements and a political battle pitting tort reformers and Gov. Rick Perry against lawyers for damage seekers and their Democratic allies in the Legislature's special session in June.

Hu et al. found that the applied strain induces the local magnetic moments on the line defect, whose coupling with those on the edges leads to a turnover of the spin polarization on one edge, making the zigzag GNR become a ferromagnetic metal at a large enough strain [39].

It may lead to a rapid turnover of senior managers who are told to leave when concerns remain.

Some social work leaders are frustrated with aspects of the child protection system, which they feel stifles innovation and can lead to a high turnover of staff.