Sentence examples for turnover back from inspiring English sources

Surowiecki traced the problem from H.P.'s recent turnover back to the nineteenth-century.

According to Euratex, a trade body, Italian firms invested 3.3% of their turnover back into the business, while British firms invested 2.1%.The British textile business is not, however, a picture of unremitting gloom.

Well, for a start, investment in R&D is relatively low: Unilever ploughs only about 2% of its turnover back into research and development, while the equivalent figure for L'Oréal is 3%.

These models adopt a range of modeling structures, including stock-turnover back-casting models, a least-cost optimization model, macroeconomic/macro-econometric models, and an electricity dispatch model.

If you make a turnover, get back.

Ireland are a big challenge, but Wales have an enormous ability to play turnover ball back at you and score every time".

It is also reduced because the company only pays tax on its profits - which were £17.1m in 2013, with much of its turnover ploughed back into expanding warehouses and negotiating deals on its products.

The Rams and Dolphins exchanged turnovers on back-to-back plays.

A few plays later, following Lakers turnovers on back-to-back possessions, Williams again brought them to within three with a floater with 3 26 to play. .

Promotion as champions has greatly cheered Molyneux again, but it is a long way back Turnover £430m Wages £460 (107% of turnover) Net debt £947m Loss £349m overall Financial figures for 2012-13, for the 24 clubs which were in the Championship during 2012-13.

In this region we assumed that HSC turnover has settled back to homeostatic rates, hence dormant cells, if present, would have switched back to a dormant state.