Sentence examples for mean low turnover from inspiring English sources

CJ: It tends to mean low turnover.

SF: So that means low turnover.

Third, that low wages mean low demand.

That does not mean that low turnover funds will perform better, but it does mean they will not burn cash dodging in and out of securities that may result in short-term capital gains that are taxed as ordinary income.

Warm, in these parts, meant low 70s.

And because their low turnover means minimal trading costs, the index funds end up with minuscule expenses of just 0.64percentt, less than half the 1.32 percent, on average, for actively managed funds.

However, all these drugs have limitations in that they lead to a low turnover state, which means that bone formation also decreases with the decrease in bone-remodelling activity.

Two things contributing to this nice result: low fees, 0.9% of assets annually, and low turnover at 25%, which means that Laporte does not spend nearly as much effort as other managers chasing after shares and pushing the prices away.

Low turnover does not have to mean lower returns or boring funds.

While the approach is predicted to be most effective when applied to pest species with high turnover rates and low rates of multiple mating, its additive nature means that multiple releases are predicted to control even species characterized by low turnover and high levels of multiple mating (Gemmell et al. 2013).

"There's a low turnover," she said.