Sentence examples for projected turnover from inspiring English sources

He described his journey to business success, starting from a bedroom in Bristol and evolving into a company that exports to 41 countries and has a projected turnover of £25m for 2016.

The Stockholm-based company, which has been in operation since 2006, today is announcing that it has passed 20 million active users, with 2012 revenues of $80 million and projected turnover of $100 million for 2013.

There is a total savings to employers, then, of $50 per employed African-American woman over five years, following a 10% improvement in mammography rates, if one assumes no turnover ($17-1817-18he costs are false positive mammograms are included); the savings is approximately $180 per employed woman if projected turnover costs are included.

With projected turnovers from £400,000 to close to £100m and from four members of staff to more than 2,000, covering single services through multiple complex community provision, this is a diverse and important group.

However, Tennessee has an advantage in projected turnovers and a huge edge in special teams and my math still favors Tennessee by 4 ½ points in this game.

He's even projecting turnover for 2009 to match or beat last year's figures.

AlexandAlexa, a family owned business founded in September 2007, projects turnover to reach £40 million by 2014 through international expansion.

The camp's projected attendance turnover for 2020 is 40,000 teenagers, Moskovsky Komsomolets reports – roughly double the amount number of visitors recorded in 1990, a year before the fall of the Soviet Union.

There are currently 75 startups in operation worldwide — fashion sites like Lamoda, Zalora and Zalando; payment ventures like Payleven and Paymill; food delivery services like Food Panda — employing some 20,000 people, with a projected collective turnover of $3 billion between them.

These no-analog areas did not always coincide with areas of greatest projected species turnover.

Although high rates of projected species turnover have been identified for many geographic areas, this does not directly consider the degree to which novel or "no-analog" communities may be anticipated.