Sentence examples for resulting turnover from inspiring English sources
The resulting turnover set up Allen's winning shot, which was also aided by Kevin Garnett — purposely or inadvertently — tripping Douglas, who was chasing Allen around a screen.
The rate of the resulting turnover of molecules in the atmosphere is expressed in terms of the residence time, the average time spent by a molecule in the atmosphere after it leaves a source and before it encounters a sink.
The recent signing of a new accord between Israeli and Palestinian leaders, and the resulting turnover of some occupied land to Palestinian control, appears to have had little effect on the widespread perception here that Israel enjoys a form of international impunity.
These results suggest that understanding the density of major lake inputs is critical toward predicting the limnologic evolution of a pit lake as small changes in the water chemistry or temperature between inputs may affect input density and the resulting turnover depth.
The resulting turnover is the actual behavioural process.
The Devils were not a last-place team; they were Jacques Lemaire's demons of the trap, blunting the Rangers' attack in the neutral zone and transforming the resulting turnovers into dangerous chances and goals.
Because of the resulting high turnover rate -- the stays last 10 days or fewer -- the hotel also rents rooms by the night.
And the company's pay and benefits substantially lagged levels at BOP and state prisons, resulting high turnover and a deficit of experienced staff.
The resulting high turnover further undermines the consistent, convincing instruction that is required.
As a result, turnover on customer service desks runs as high as 100percentt per year, he said.
As a result, turnover among aides is climbing, executives say, because there is not enough work to go around, and some are leaving the profession altogether, for jobs like retail sales clerk.
