Sentence examples for natural turnover from inspiring English sources

The hope is that much of this will be achieved by natural turnover.

There has also been a natural turnover within the ranks of players.

"The group's policy is always to use natural turnover and to redeploy people wherever possible to retain their expertise and knowledge within the group.

If the human mitochondria survived, the hybrid cow-human cell should become fully human as the cow proteins were replaced by natural turnover.

A spokesman for the library tells me that staff numbers will fall through natural turnover, but it is not clear how many people will be leaving willingly in the current economic climate.

We appreciate that this news may be disconcerting for employees and we would look to ensure that any redundancies are kept to a minimum wherever possible, by using vacancies and natural turnover, for example.

As mentioned in the model description, it is likely that mitochondrial dynamics (fission and fusion of mitochondria) (Detmer and Chan, 2007) play a role in determining natural mtDNA turnover, and particularly mtDNA turnover in the presence of pathological mutations (Nunnari and Suomalainen, 2012), through the mechanism of mitochondrial quality control (Twig et al., 2008; Twig and Shirihai, 2011).

Barratt said today that redundancies will be kept to a minimum through natural staff turnover and redeployment where possible.

He stressed that some of the reductions would come through natural staff turnover and that the bank would continue to hire in some of its faster growing markets.

Mr Applegarth played down the prospect of compulsory redundancies but said any reductions were likely to be achieved through a recruitment freeze and natural staff turnover.

The council announced in February it had to make 400 redundancies, but so far only 250 posts have been lost through voluntary redundancy and natural staff turnover.