Sentence examples for predictable turnover from inspiring English sources
The result is predictable: turnover at many California law firms has returned to normal levels.
Mr Miliband will say at a speech in Coventry: "Sports Direct has predictable turnover, it is a modern company with stores on many high streets and, judging by its success, where many people shop.
For example, there are severe, yet somewhat predictable, mass turnover events after the Lunar Year Holiday and/or after bonus payments.
We all know that it's hard to keep good teachers in urban schools, but when leaders take on teachers as enemies rather than take them in as allies, this kind of high turnover is a predictable outcome.
If turnover can be found to be predictable the identification of at-risk employees will allow us to focus on their specific needs or concerns in order to retain them in the workforce.
Few of the studies in animals and humans have been able to show a predictable beneficial effect on bone mass and bone turnover.
Both teams have the same winning formula: control the clock offensively, put the opponent in predictable down and distance situations defensively and, in turn, create turnovers (i.e. extra possessions).
We assume that heterogeneous input of belowground root biomass blurs the causal interactions between the spatial heterogeneity of soil properties and the related patterns of SOC turnover, and conclude that spatial patterns of SOC turnover are not easily predictable by standard soil analyses.
