Sentence examples for noted turnover from inspiring English sources

And he has noted turnover at Putnam's Europe Equity fund.

As one participant in the Haiti case study noted, "Turnover with NGOs is a huge problem…it causes a psychic shutdown.

While it is too early for players to make decisions, Arena noted that turnover would probably be high by 2006.

Mr. Issa noted the turnover and questioned the decision to appoint Wendy M. Edelberg, an economist on loan from the Fed, as executive director.

It noted that turnover among higher-ranked African-Americans and women seemed high, and told Kodak to make sure that those people did not feel they had hit a glass ceiling.

It has been noted that turnover of mRFP in vivo is very slow [ 49], which may explain the presence of UAS-driven mRFP but not baiap2l1a mRNA in the skin and the notochord at 3 dpf.

"And it's constantly being refreshed," Christensen said, noting the turnover on platforms as trains pass every few minutes, spilling new human specimens out the sliding doors and carrying away the stale ones.

He also noted that higher turnover should lead to increased productivity as workers find better matches; but as turnover fell during the late 1990s, productivity jumped.Given these uncertainties, policymakers should not try to increase turnover for its own sake, but rather remove artificial barriers that trap workers in poorly paid, insecure jobs.

Mr. Adubato noted that high turnover resulted in high dropout rates and a host of other social ills.

Earlier, Leetch noted the tremendous turnover in personnel since the Rangers' last postseason appearance in 1997, when they advanced to the Eastern Conference finals.

"The effervescence of the debate in recent weeks over reform and the Chinese Communist party's future is consistent with the atmosphere that always precedes a leadership turnover," noted Christopher Johnson of the US thinktank the Centre for Strategic and International Studies.