Sentence examples for regular turnover from inspiring English sources

Every movie franchise demands a regular turnover of nemeses, and "Spider-Man 2" does not disappoint.

And by underpants I mean mine, whose regular turnover is a particular obsession of Belinda's.

Once fully staffed, the court would have a more regular turnover.

Or the acceptance of a more regular turnover of coaches working under a director of football might be more applicable in the new era?

GETTING IN By 11 p.m. on a recent Friday, the place was packed, but there was never a line outside, thanks to regular turnover.

It's not so much wanting to hear music unlike anything they've heard before - quite the opposite - but wanting a regular turnover of new artists: unfamiliar faces doing oddly familiar things.

Those with higher bone lead stores may be at an increased risk for higher BLLs when lead is mobilized from bone tissue during regular bone turnover and periods of high bone turnover, as observed in this study.

This paper presents a theory of competition in dictatorships, in which the possible equilibrium political market structures range from pure monopoly (uncontested kleptocracy with high entry barriers) to perfectly competitive (benevolent dictatorship with regular leadership turnover).

Structures associated with this regular fluid turnover include the choroid plexuses, brain capillaries comprising the blood-brain barrier, arachnoid villi and perineural spaces penetrating the cribriform plate.

Karen and Myanmar refugees, migrants, and displaced persons are quite mobile, creating regular staff turnover, and lack access to a secondary and tertiary education system, making it largely impossible to train them to become investigators.

This regulation is achieved by the presence of barriers that prevent free exchange between CNS and blood and mechanisms for production, distribution and reabsorption of fluid hence providing regular fluid turnover.