Sentence examples for top turnover from inspiring English sources

Syracuse's full-court press was made largely obsolete by the Huskies' speed, and UConn's own full-court press, which helped it force eight first-half turnovers — a jarring turn of events for Syracuse, which had had the top turnover margin in the country.

Castle and Engberg also examined the effect of top management turnover on nursing turnover, and found that NAs and RNs (but not LPNs) were more likely to leave when top management turnover was high.

It has been roiled by top management turnover.

The international management shuffling is the latest in a half-decade of top level turnover at Ford.

Top management turnover below the chief executive level was also much higher at companies that repriced, the study found.

The findings suggest that increased shareholder activism and a new vigilance among corporate boards in the United States has had only a muted impact on top executive turnover.

As examples, Cai and Li (2016) examined whether firm performance and incentives would explain top management turnover.

Taking an agency theory view, the authors found that firm performance and stock incentive were negatively related to top management turnover rates, but pay level was not significantly related.

Of the teams in the top 12 of turnover margins this season, only one, the Buffalo Bills (2-3), has a losing record.

On top of that, turnover is so high (the revolving door) that prospects have been repeatedly called by various sales reps, resulting in the reputation of the company on the street being poor, at best.

In 1979, Argos's turnover topped £100m.