Sentence examples for turnover down to from inspiring English sources

A change in party control of government necessarily brings new officials to high positions carrying political responsibility, but the spoils system extends personnel turnover down to routine or subordinate governmental positions.

The RFL have put their increased turnover down to staging of the Four Nations tournament in the Northern Hemisphere, which saw a significant rise in matchday income.

The Bacon effect has not yet extended to financial performance, with annual turnover down 1.9% to £6.6bn.

Ingenious's profits fell from £55m to £22m in the year to April 2007, on turnover down from £88m to £65m.

Chevron UK moved from the number five to number eight slot, with profits dropping from £880m to £622m and turnover down from £1.47bn to £1.17bn.

Turnover is down to 15% now, average for the accounting industry.

Based on numbers from Knight Frank, London's prime office space is down 10% in year-over-year terms, and investment turnover is down to $4.1 billion from $7.8 billion last year, a 46% drop.

Middlesbrough have revealed a loss of £10m for the 12-month period up to June 2012, with turnover down by £22m compared to the previous 18 months.

Public sector work now accounts for 50% of the company's turnover, down from 60% last year, and is set to drop to 40% next year.

Investors took fright as the company reported a depressing £1.6m loss on the back of a reduced turnover figure - down to just £1.5m, compared with £2.5m in the same period last year.

He meant James, who found himself at the line a lot, but missed two crucial free throws and committed a costly turnover down the stretch on an errant pass to Ilgauskas, before Mickael Pietrus secured the victory, leaping for an offensive rebound after Turkoglu missed a 3-point attempt with a little more than a minute left.