Sentence examples for proportion of turnover from inspiring English sources

The chart below shows how the clubs compare by turnover, wage bill and wages as a proportion of turnover.

If we look at wages as a proportion of turnover, Cardiff City and Bristol City are top of the list (190%).

It is estimated that soon the proportion of turnover of UK production that will qualify as "independent" will drop from 76% to around 50%.

The table below is an edited table of the full account details in the spreadsheet and only shows turnover, wage bill, wages as a proportion of turnover, loss before tax and profit before tax.

Turnover £18.1m 9th highest in the league Wage bill £12.8m 17th highest in the league Wage as a proportion of turnover 71% Directors' pay £420,000; there were five directors.

Turnover £28.6m 3rd highest in the league Wage bill £20m 11th highest in the league Wage as a proportion of turnover 70% Directors' pay £753,938; 8 directors during the year.

"If you look at that as a proportion of our turnover, that could raise some eyebrows.

Christine Tacon, the adjudicator, has said she is inclined to fine retailers a proportion of their turnover if they mistreat suppliers.

Private businesses generally devote at least three times that proportion of their turnover to IT, and 2% seems to be in line with what the governments of other developed nations spend.

"The implication of thecommission's findings appears to be that many schools must now aim to provide a significant – but still unspecified –proportion of their turnover in full bursaries.

Gloucester Services puts a proportion of its turnover into community projects, a sum which is eventually expected to top £500,000 a year, mostly to fund children's facilities within some of the more deprived districts of nearby Gloucester where the charity focuses its efforts.