Sentence examples for turnover and low from inspiring English sources

The result: high turnover and low prices (recently a large lobster went for $12.65 a pound).

Many then cut corners in hiring and training their screeners, paying them minimal wages that led to high turnover and low morale, industry experts say.

Mr. Glassman said the lesson from the study was not to pick funds named after their managers but to look for funds with positive characteristics like long-tenured managers with good track records, low turnover and low expenses.

But Clark said the conditions at these charter schools were no different from what's typical of a public school in Detroit: a lack of resources needed to educate students, high teacher turnover, and low test scores.

It's probably true, given the relatively low income of its customers, who therefore care about prices above all, that Wal-Mart's most profitable strategy is the one it has chosen: low wages, high turnover, and low prices at the expense of service.

And it coexists with two longstanding Brazilian weaknesses: high job turnover and low productivity growth.Gustavo Gonzaga, an economist at Rio de Janeiro's Catholic University, notes that a remarkable one-third of Brazilian workers are made redundant each year, a fact he attributes in part to the labour laws themselves.

Many companies, especially retailers with high turnover and low-paid work forces, and technology companies with relatively young workers, do not provide retirees any health benefits.

There is a very high correlation between high turnover rates and low returns.

A high turnover rate and low salaries of childcare staff persist as long-standing, serious problems in the field of early childhood education and care.

However, the decreased levels of FEI and the increased levels of SHBG were associated with increased bone turnover markers and low BMD.

While the approach is predicted to be most effective when applied to pest species with high turnover rates and low rates of multiple mating, its additive nature means that multiple releases are predicted to control even species characterized by low turnover and high levels of multiple mating (Gemmell et al. 2013).