Sentence examples for terms of turnover from inspiring English sources

"Radio remains the most heavily regulated [media] and yet is smallest in terms of turnover.

I'd like to tell you we've made massive inroads in terms of turnover and retention.

I think people like to support artists because industry isn't what it used to be in terms of turnover.

"A show doesn't give me any success in terms of turnover, I have to say this," he said.

In terms of turnover, we should be over £1 million in 2015, and, when we open in Nottingham, we will be employing over 60 people".

"She is incredibly involved in pricing, wanting to know where we're at in terms of turnover, and how the costs are being managed," he said.

The pattern of the game remained unaltered, in no small part because Saints were struggling to make any sort of impact in terms of turnovers at the breakdown.

Turnover rates vary considerably among families, subfamilies, and ortholog groups although all analyzed families were quite dynamic in terms of gene turnover.

In terms of total turnover, lotteries are the leading form of gambling worldwide.

We further study the aftermath of settlements in terms of CEO turnover, payouts to shareholders, M&A activity, and operating performance.

Football is expected to eclipse it soon, even in terms of betting turnover, and it has already happened on the web.