Sentence examples for new turnover from inspiring English sources
Last June, Betfair put up commission rates on Australian horse racing by 30% in response to the introduction of a new turnover tax.
The focus will shift back to the Steelers, to their record, to new turnover issues and to uncharacteristic minidramas, as they play the plucky Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
What's new: Turnover was an estimated $5.5 billion in 1998-about a fifth of Cargill's.
In steady state, megakaryocytopoiesis supplies about 10 platelets per day with a new turnover every 8-9 days.
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Job: co-founder and chief executive, Apple Age: 52 Industry: new media Turnover: $21.59bn (year to March 31) Salary: $1 2006 ranking: 2 In the beginning was the iPod.
Age: 51 Industry: new media Turnover: $17.31bn (year to April 1) Salary: $1 2005 ranking: 6 Jobs transformed the music industry and in the process created a whole new demographic - the "iPod generation".
Job: co-founders and directors, Google Age: Brin 31, Page 32 Industry: new media Turnover: $3.19bn Staff: 3,021 Salary: $1 Worth: $10bn 2004 ranking: 20 Google is the ultimate new media success story.
Age: 59 Industry: publishing, new media Turnover: £4.09bn Staff : 33,389 last year Salary: £1.81m (including £1.038m annual incentive and £62,000 bonus): 2005 ranking: 41 Pearson chief executive Scardino could be forgiven for breaking out the bunting this year after the group's flagship newspaper, the Financial Times, returned to profit after four years of heavy losses.
PGC-1α is the main regulator of mitochondrial biogenesis, i.e. new protein turnover [20].
Milan et al. added new enzyme turnover parameter to avoid metabolism overflow in GEM of L.lactis[ 65] based on flux balance analysis with molecular crowding [ 66].
