Sentence examples for time turnover from inspiring English sources

An Illinois-based construction firm of 150 employees could face $57,387 in lost time, turnover and healthcare expenses from substance abuse, according to a calculator, created by the National Safety Council, NORC and Shatterstock, that allows employers to enter their industry, organization size and location to determine how much substance abuse might be costing their company.

Since that time, turnover seems to be fairly normal, especially for a startup.

To fluster James into a crunch-time turnover is rare enough.

2.24am BST 60 mins Colin Young (of half-time "turnover" fame) is back, and very happy with the terminology on Johnson's goal: "At least it's still called a 'goal'... heh".

Regardless of economic times, turnover is high.

Even in normal times, turnover is an insidious force that weighs on a company's performance.

Its valuation of more than 100 times turnover puts it among the most expensive by that ratio, though internet operators, rather than hardware suppliers have been, and remain, the most inflated.

A suburban center-based administrator noted a four-time turnover of licensors during the preceding 19 months required changes of practice each time.

With corporate customers, Even could be offered a company benefit – potentially even boosting the bottom line due to the high costs associated with part-time turnover, associated with the shift scheduling issues.

The most significant acquisition was the British medical equipment maker Gyrus Group, acquired in 2008 at a cost of $2 billion – the equivalent of almost 5 times turnover and 27 times EBITDA.

By contrast, in 2009 Olympus sold the profitable diagnostics unit it had built up over 40 years to Beckman Coulter for $1 billion – approximately two times turnover – to free up capital.