Sentence examples for sudden turnover from inspiring English sources

The statistics still suggested that England were not threatening near the French goalline, but with line-out ball and, all of a sudden, turnover ball, they now had something with which to attack.

We note a sudden spectral turnover at higher then expected frequencies of ∼1384 MHz.

(R4) High staff turnover, sudden change of arrangements because of changing priorities or members of the communities leaving for cultural reason were not seen as major hurdles but rather recognized as part of working in Aboriginal communities.

We had them on the ropes, heading in for a two-touchdown lead, and all of a sudden, we committed a turnover and the game turned on that one play.

Plenty has been said about the clubs' controversial recruitment program, but it's a big ask for this sudden culture change and personnel turnover to immediately gel on the field.

As if all of a sudden Sanchez would stop committing turnovers in the red zone and the special teams would stop undermining their cause.

"We like to create turnovers and convert sudden change, like when the Dolphins turned the ball over.

This turnover results in the corresponding sudden drop in [RS] and abrupt rise in the final signal, [RP].

To determine the effect of a sudden decrease in estrogen levels via bilateral oophorectomy on serum turnover markers and to examine their correlation with bone mineral density (BMD).

A satisfactory explanation for the very fast HEG turnover, therefore, demands mechanisms involving genetic changes that are more sudden and/or substantial than mutations.

The Knicks proved during Lin's sudden emergence that they have the ability to overcome a large number of turnovers, so perhaps that statistic is not critical.