Sentence examples for turnover brought from inspiring English sources

His job-approval ratings are at or near the highest they have been since just after he took office, and he holds sway over a Democratic-controlled Legislature whose leadership has itself been weakened by the turnover brought on by term-limits.

Pepsi found that executives with high EQs generated 10% more productivity, had 87% less turnover, brought $3.75M more value to the company, and increased ROI by 1000%.

More than 30,000 people passed through them in 2013 - and Nozuko says the high turnover brings its own problems.

The effort, spurred on by clients needing to adapt to increased regulation, particularly from the Dodd-Frank Act, and traditionally high employee turnover, brings the firm's total American workforce to 30,000.

Turnover has brought them to the doorstep of the World Series, just as stability has done for the Phillies.

It's a generational thing: the sort of turnover that brought people like Kennedy and Nixon to Congress in 1946 seems to be missing in 2014.

Giving DCPS the benefit of the doubt, perhaps the past nine years of firing, hiring and high turnover has brought DCPS a handpicked teacher and principal workforce, so the future can involve trusting the professional judgment of educators.

Dalton and Todor (1979) and others lauded a functional view of turnover, arguing that moderate turnover rates bring new ideas and infuse the organization with stagnation-fighting energy from outside.

Nor can small businesses afford a high staff turnover, which brings us to the second point.

The Seahawks redeemed the manic style and seismic turnover that Carroll brought with him from Southern California.

A big turnover of players brought them straight back from the Conference through the play-offs.