Sentence examples for minimize turnover from inspiring English sources
The change, which suggests that the government hopes to minimize turnover among screeners when they become federal employees, has dismayed groups representing flight attendants, business travelers and others advocating tighter airport security.
The experiments were performed at room temperature to minimize turnover of ATP.
Korver said the Bulls needed to run their offense effectively, minimize turnovers and use their defense to create offense.
Touchdown passes are fine, but in today's game the desideratum is a quarterback who possesses the accuracy to minimize turnovers, and the presence of mind to avoid being sacked.
I personally think USC will win if they play within themselves and minimize turnovers and penalties.
Everyone, Warner included, has grumbled about Coughlin's painstaking emphasis on details like minimizing turnovers.
The key for Sanchez will be minimizing turnovers and drive-busting mistakes, allowing the Jets' strengths — defense, offensive line, running game — to dominate.
A sampling: ■ The winner of their quarterback competition — be it Mark Sanchez or Geno Smith — plays the position at a higher level than it has been played during the last two seasons, minimizing turnovers while directing an offense that is efficient and balanced and scores more than a paltry 17.6 points per game.
Along with the decision to expedite the naturalization process for screeners who will lose their jobs if they do not become citizens, the relaxed education requirement suggests that the government hopes to minimize the turnover among the screeners when they become federal employees next November.
Instead of minimizing wages, we know it's a lot more profitable in the long term to minimize employee turnover and maximize employee productivity, commitment and loyalty".
Costco, as President Obama likes to remind us, pays a starting salary of $11.50 an hour, because long-term "it's a lot more profitable" to "minimize employee turnover and maximize productivity and commitment," according to a senior Costco executive.
