Sentence examples for led turnover from inspiring English sources

The perception that employees are interchangeable and replaceable has led turnover at factories in China to average an astounding thirty-five per cent a year among workers employed at least six months, according to Renaud Anjoran, an operations manager at China Manufacturing Consultants, in Shenzhen.

The internal strain has led to turnover at the top.

The appearance of impropriety and the mishandling of an ecological disaster led to turnover at Hewlett-Packard and BP, respectively.

Two approaches are offered to further quantify lead turnover.

The patella consists mostly of trabecular bone, in which lead turnover is faster than in cortical bone a half-life of about 8 years in men (Kim et al. 1997).

Julien said Lucic's physical style often led to turnovers.

Campbell grew frustrated with Kovalev's risky plays that led to turnovers and with his reluctance to shoot.

The pass-happy Giants took risks, which led to turnovers and poor field position, two things that hamstring any defense.

Any hopes of a Montana rally died early in the second half after errant passes led to turnovers on two of its first three second-half possessions.

That turmoil could lead to turnover within the various networks, Mr. Kaplan said, as insurers drop some providers, or as hospitals or doctors decide to withdraw on their own.

Alloying Pt with nearly 50% Au leads to turnover rates that are nearly four times larger than Pt surface alone.