Sentence examples for the largest turnover from inspiring English sources

It was the largest turnover in Schiano's eight seasons at Rutgers.

Before next weekend is out, Ireland will witness the largest turnover in seats and personnel since independence was achieved in 1922.

The £450m "windfall tax" would be levied across the consumer credit industry, with firms with the largest turnover paying the highest price.

Those retirements have combined with defeats at the ballot box to create the largest turnover in the Senate in nearly 40 years.

Those are a few of the 37 new members of the 51-seat City Council, whose election last Tuesday marked the largest turnover in the history of the body.

Yedidia Z. Stern, a law professor and vice president of the Israel Democracy Institute, said that another way to understand Israel's shift is to look at the probable makeup of the next Parliament, which is expected to have 40 to 50 new members, the largest turnover in its history.

Yet in a few weeks both will step down, two of the more notable departures in what now bids to be one of the largest turnovers of MPs in history.

The large turnover meant the number of teams desperate for new blood has been reduced.

The large turnover is the result of a House Republican rule, instituted in 1995, that committee chairmen can serve no longer than six years.

Some point to the large turnover of FE students and the fact that many adults attend college part-time, but the NUS does not see either factor as a valid excuse.

He had worked in the London office from 2002 to 2006 and had his own view of the large turnover of  work that was really going on in the UK.