Sentence examples for realized turnover from inspiring English sources

Back in his coalition days, he said, he used to tire of shepherding reporters new to the beat through stories, until he realized turnover had its benefits.

The cognitive process of turnover intention has been empirically confirmed as the most important predictor of realized turnover (i.e., leaving an organization or job), as Rosser (2004) and Coomber and Barriball (2007) have reported.

He said he felt comfortable making the decision after realizing turnover in the CarePro workforce was much less severe than he thought it would be.

Nevertheless, we realized that the turnover involved in the model is the exponential recovery time (which is by definition 30% higher than the half time).

Just 24 stocks are in their portfolio, with turnover averaging less than 30% a year (good for investors with taxable accounts, since low turnover minimizes realized gains).

With the last PET and CT scanners generation, higher dose injection than before is needed to realize more patients turnover, and so, it became necessary to install individual and collective adapted radioprotection devices.

A catalytic and molecular beacons strategy is further adopted to amplify the electrochemical signal detection achieved by cycling and regenerating the 8-17 DNAzyme to realize enzymatic multiple turnover, thus one DNAzyme can catalyze the cleavage of several hairpin-structured substrates, which improves the sensitivity of the newly designed electrochemical sensing system.

With low turnover (and the occasional realized loss) comes relatively low capital-gains taxes for Third Avenue investors.

Safety John Plattenburg said after the game the highlights made him realize that forcing turnovers was an "intentional" process.

In the mid-2000s, in the midst of a housing boom, the Los Angeles Unified School District realized that skyrocketing rents were fueling teacher turnover.

Auctions accounted for about half the global-art turnover of some sixty billion dollars, the rest being realized by the world's roughly three hundred and eighty thousand galleries and private dealers.