Sentence examples for turnover dipped from inspiring English sources

Turnover dipped by 4% to £22m, stripping out the effects of a disastrous Olympics that left the company sitting on mountains of unsold London 2012-themed goods.

In the last six years their annual employee turnover has dipped from 90% to 60%, which she claims is "good for this industry".

Although that number dipped to 90% in 2011, according to the quick-service restaurant industry trade publication QSR, turnover is still a huge problem.

Profits dipped.

Wages dipped.

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"There can be high turnover," said O'Furr, especially as people dipping a toe in the industry realize how much labor is involved, and how hard it can be to develop a style and a following.

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He had averaged 13.8 points on 42.5-percent shooting, 6.3 assists and 5.7 turnovers with a noticeable dip in athleticism and ball handling.