Sentence examples for share of turnover from inspiring English sources

Foreign affiliates' share of turnover in manufacturing and services, at 3% and 1% respectively, is the lowest in the OECD.

Germany has done pretty well with cars, machines and chemicals, medium-tech products as measured by the share of turnover invested in research and development (R&D).

The average "bribe tax"—the share of turnover paid by those firms that pay bribes has declined from 3.6% to 2.9%, though booming economic growth means that the total of bribes paid is probably rising.The report says corruption hurts private firms more than state-owned ones, small more than large, new more than old, locally owned more than foreign.

Another significant aspect is the degree of competitive pressure: firms with a higher exposure to foreign markets (captured by the share of turnover generated abroad) were more likely to experience both strong demand and strong credit shocks.

The new store is operated by the Compass Group, and will see the University enjoy 'guaranteed rental income and share of turnover'.

The results of our matching analysis reveal that firms which apply knowledge management perform better in terms of higher-than-average shares of turnover with innovative products compared to their twins.

As expected, there is a positive and statistically significant correlation between purchasing power and OTC turnover as a share of total turnover (R = 0.21, p < 0.01).

At the same time, the relationship between purchasing power and the turnover of prescribed medicines as a share of total turnover became clearly negative (R = -0.33, p < 0.001).

The relative proportions of the funds drawn from enterprises under these two headings vary; there has been a long-term tendency for the share of the turnover tax to decline and for profit transfers to increase.

The Australian Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1975 and seems to already have seen it share of generational turnover: most of the musicians who performed with the group on Sunday afternoon looked as if they had not been born when the ensemble played its first concerts.

We also suppose that public pharmacies with more innovation, an offensive attitude towards competitors and a general customer-orientated strategy (and with a focus on OTC products, measured as a share of total turnover) will be more successful.