Sentence examples for turnover even though from inspiring English sources
As help ran on, Leicester helped themselves to the turnover, even though Castrogiovanni flopped off his feet, and Ben Youngs looped a long pass to the right wing where Scott Hamilton had a free run to the line.
The research showed no association between adiponectin and OPG and markers of bone turnover, even though researchers have shown that adiponectin is independently associated with BMD in both healthy and AN girls.
Even though, as a quarterback, Tebow's only opportunity to tackle on the field is after his team has committed a turnover, his CGI efforts in the commercial were rather impressive.
The Jets still have the N.F.L. lead, with a 20-turnover differential, even though the Jets' defense has produced no turnovers in the last two games.
This clearly contrasts with global fast fashion retailers that concentrate on fast turnover of fashion products, even though they share the commonality of the integrated supply chain.
Those turnovers were the difference, even though Manning tied the game at 28 with 48 seconds remaining.
The sector is large and there are ample opportunities for lateral movement even though intercompany turnover in R&D staff tends to be low--food scientists apparently like to stay put, according to many of the companies contacted by Next Wave.
Turnover was a huge problem, even though the nurses loved their work with patients.
Even though the turnover rate of pEndos dephosphorylation by PP2A-B55 is quite slow (∼0.05 s−1), the inhibition by unfair competition mechanism is nevertheless compatible with the rapidity of M phase exit.
The temporal existence of BaPDE/DNA adducts in mouse skin over a 5-week period showed that at 35 days after treatment, approximately 15% of the initial adducts were still detectable even though DNA turnover would predict that they should have been deleted from the genome.
Their UK turnover was just £1.7bn in 2012, even though their overall sales to British customers totalled $15bn£9.6bnbn).
