Sentence examples for then turnover from inspiring English sources

Even the best call-centre operators in India lose about half their employees each year (but then turnover in British call-centres is about 70%).

Back then, turnover was £56m.

During motility, actin filaments must rapidly assemble to support gliding and then turnover rapidly to prevent unwanted movement.

If product release is rate-limiting, then turnover will be slower than the first round of catalysis, and extrapolation of the steady-state rate to the origin can be used to estimate the "burst" or the amplitude of the first-order portion of the reaction.

If connectivity in the protein interaction network is related to a protein's effect on the organism (e.g. [ 16- 18]), then turnover in protein interaction networks may predominantly involve the so-called 'dispensable genes' [ 19] – those whose loss have only a negligible or even no measurable effect on the organism.

But when your defensive line is combining for eight sacks, as the Giants' line did Sunday, then turnovers will be an unavoidable byproduct.

Work exhaustion is reduced by instilling job autonomy in the presence of learning demands and motivation, which then lessens turnover intentions of the IT workers.

Of United's then record turnover of £256m recorded in 2007-08, their most recent accounts, £3.4m – 1.3% – came from outside the UK.

Ponderous phase after ponderous phase and then a turnover.

Lancaster's men were being out-muscled up front, ceding two fine attacking positions to a scrum penalty and then a turnover five metres from the French line.

He made one of two on his next trip with just 2.1 seconds remaining, and then a turnover by the Breakers with 0.8 seconds on the clock gave Segerstrom a chance for the tie.