Sentence examples for turnover from the from inspiring English sources

Turnover from "the rest of Europe" fell from £8.9m to £6.3m.

It generates about a third of annual turnover from the US, a quarter from Asia, a fifth in Europe.

BAE, with 42% of its potential turnover from the lucrative US arms market, is currently bidding to buy Armor Holdings, a US arms contractor.

7min: Despite O'Connell claiming the lineout under pressure, South Africa win a turnover from the first phase and clear their lines.

Annual turnover from the global trade in illicit drugs alone has reached $400 billion, according to a recent United Nations report.

It came, as if dropped from the Rangers' daydreams, in the first minute of the game against the archrival Devils: an egregious turnover from the former Rangers defenseman Karel Rachunek.

In the US, Johnson and Rea [ 21] found that workplace bullying was associated with turnover from both the organization and the nursing profession.

The onslaught continued in the second quarter, with several horror turnovers from the Bombers costing them dearly.

The 49ers spent much of the game against New Orleans relying on their defense, which dislodged five turnovers from the Saints.

Culpepper threw three touchdown passes and the Vikings forced four turnovers from the out-of-sync Packers in the first half.

There were still far too many turnovers from the Australians and they put themselves under further pressure with their inability to deal with the All Blacks' restarts.