Sentence examples for past turnover from inspiring English sources

Only a small portion of a team's past turnover rate carries forward to be predictive.

Using past turnover stats to predict future outcomes is usually folly.

Says he: "If past turnover is no indication of [the] future, why do these guys advertise past performance?" Another defense is that performance trumps costs that you get what you pay for.

No. 8 Texas A&M also won, cruising past turnover-prone Texas, 77-50.

KANSAS 84, NEBRASKA 62: Kenny Gregory had 20 points and 9 rebounds as No. 5 Kansas romped past turnover-prone Nebraska and took over first place in the Big 12.

Professor Cooper says he believes that investors would be better served by using objective criteria like past performance, turnover rates and expenses in deciding among funds.

Further, they found that there is a significant relation between education, industry, past growth turnover, past growth in employees, and entrepreneur's aspiration to grow.

He attempted 59 passes to tie his career high, completing 35 for 314 yards, but could not get past the turnovers and other mistakes.

DETROIT — In evaluating Mark Sanchez, Rex Ryan has vowed that he is capable of ignoring the recent past — all the turnovers and the bewildering mistakes — and focusing squarely on the present.

(Xenophon, for example, says the Coalition's tax cuts should not extend past companies with a turnover of $10m and he also opposes some of Morrison's changes to superannuation).

Whatever happens, it is clear that the car manufacturers will have to give long-term assurances over their commitment to formula one, something which has always proved notoriously difficult in the past given the high turnover of senior management with differing ideas in these companies.