Sentence examples for such a turnover from inspiring English sources

Roy interrupts: "They have such a turnover there, that if you can stick it out, you rise quickly".

We all dream that a rich relative will shower us with gold and manses, but you are the first one I have ever known who has experienced such a turnover.

With such a turnover of players – it is by no means beyond the realms of possibility for Caldwell to name 10 debutants for their opening fixture on Saturday – how they tessellate into a functioning side will be crucial and is far from guaranteed: a disappointing set of results in pre-season is indicative of a side that has not yet gelled.

"There's been such a turnover of seasoned people that there's kind of a vacuum right now," said Dr. Dina, the president and chief executive of the Family and Children's Association, a private social-services agency that operates in Nassau and Suffolk.

With such a turnover in talent, this election will be a watershed for Labor, irrespective of the result.

Some usernames may contribute more reports than others, but there is such a turnover it's hard to make any real conclusions".

Some calls cannot be challenged at all, such as a turnover or a touchdown play.

There was such a quick turnover, I didn't have time to think.

It is a very difficult section to unionise, because there is such a quick turnover of staff".

Because there is such a high turnover in these jobs, the bureau says it will need an applicant pool of about three million people.

While some inefficiencies will be inevitable with such a large turnover in the Council and all citywide offices next year, nobody is staging a coup.