Sentence examples for quick turnover of from inspiring English sources

It follows a quick turnover of management at the gallery since it opened in July 2002.

Thus, the paper talks a lot about a quick turnover of new equity to old creditors.

It is a very difficult section to unionise, because there is such a quick turnover of staff".

A7 Tribal elders in southeast Iraq demanded from Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz improved security, more jobs and a quick turnover of political power.

Montanier has a habit of changing his defence for every game and if the Frenchman is to prosper at a club with a remarkably quick turnover of managers, it might be that his back four need a more settled look.

Mr. McCain returned from each of his trips to Iraq arguing that the commanders needed more troops, and lambasted Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld as "irresponsible" for urging a quick turnover of the effort to Iraqis.

Acutely aware of his physical limitations, Mr. Jeremy attributes his longevity in an industry known for its quick turnover to his unintimidating, everyman image.

Variety reports that Disney is looking for a quick turnover for the second "Oz" film.

The looting of the artwork during World War II, epic ownership battle with the Italian government, rightful return to the owners and very quick turnover to auction is headline deserving, but hardly mentioned in Christie's promotional materials.

"In 1997, there were no galleries dedicated to dress, and there were not museums which had a quick turnover in terms of responses to theoretical ideas that were coming out and also to fashion," she said.

Downregulation of non-essential transcripts and overexpression of different transcript sets requires a quick turnover in the engagement of sigma factors.