Sentence examples for still turnover from inspiring English sources

Still, turnover may not be unequivocally harmful along a shopping corridor that has been hobbled by a lack of diversity, according to brokers, developers, and longtime residents.

Still, turnover at the company is just 4percentt a year, according to a study published in a Pepperdine University business journal in 2007.

Still, the turnover rate, while low by call center standards, is 25percentt annually.

(Which reminds me, where would reality television be without "Ten Little Indians"?) Still, a turnover in Marples is worth noting.

There is still substantial turnover, but the rate fell sharply during the downturn and has yet to recover to the preceding levels.

Still, the turnover at the top is a reminder of unfinished business at JPMorgan as the bank wrestles with the fallout from a multibillion-dollar trading loss in 2012.

To analyze if there was still actin turnover within the ring at a time point when no prominent filament bundles were visible in a kymograph, or if it was a static ring shifting anteriorly, we performed fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) experiments on notochord cells expressing mCherry-hActin.

This season, they are still getting turnovers and defensive touchdowns, but with no pass rush to speak of — Chicago has six sacks in four games — the Bears are being burned for an average of 278 passing yards a game.

Yet the Bruins gained 554 yards of total offense, held onto the ball for more than 34 minutes and committed only one turnover yet still lost, 38-34.

All this doesn't make a sustainable business model, though: 80% of Le Monde's turnover still comes from print products (daily and weekly magazine).

But Celtic's turnover still outstripped that of Rangers by almost £35m, an astonishing leap ahead given the historic closeness of the great rivals.