Sentence examples for remarkable turnover from inspiring English sources

This election cycle already promised, mainly because of term limits, a remarkable turnover in our civic leadership, opening the way to a more diverse and representative group of elected officials with fresh ideas.

The Tory culture secretaries have lasted noticeably less long than their Labour counterparts: Labour had five in 13 years; the Tories have had nine in 11 years, a remarkable turnover.

Remarkable turnover in the Senate over the past two years has brought a notable influx of younger members -- at least by Senate standards -- who are transforming an institution where political life has sometimes seemed to begin at 65 and in one recent instance stretched to 100.

(Some 23.6% of funds were merged or liquidated, a remarkable turnover by itself).Simon Evan-Cook of Premier Funds, a doughty defender of active managers, points out in a paper something that readers might not have gleaned from the Vanguard report.

It showed remarkable turnover frequency of >1.6 mmol h−1 g−1 at room temperature.

But despite that remarkable turnover, Watford are third in the Championship, level on points with the top two.

The newly synthesized amino sulfonamide catalyst promoted the Mannich reaction in a highly enantioselective fashion and a remarkable catalyst turnover number was achieved.

Thus, functional assimilation, remarkable gene turnover and selection might represent key features of horizontal gene transfer events in nematodes.

The sole comfort for England at the break was to be just six points behind, having been starved of possession and conceded a remarkable 10 turnovers in that first period.

Cornell committed just eight turnovers, remarkable for the number of points it scored.

In the last 15 games, he has had a remarkable assist-to-turnover ratio (5 to 1).