Sentence examples for turnover has dropped from inspiring English sources

We have loans coming out of our ears". Stock turnover has dropped from nearly 100 million pesos (then equivalent to $10 million) a day before Aquino's murder to about 1 million pesos (now worth $50,000) a day.

Turnover had dropped to £9.5m and was declining at 20% a year.

Williams said there was clear reason from Ladbrokes to believe that turnover had dropped in response to media coverage of previous corruption cases.

The Cavaliers' turnover rate has dropped to 12.2, affording Lue more offensive possessions to work with.

The turnover of ancillary staff has dropped to practically zero.

During the past four years, the average CEO turnover rate has risen to 15% a year, and the average tenure has dropped to 4.8 years.

After a spike in September of 2001, Congress's approval rating has dropped precipitously, lingering at 14percentt at the end of 2008 before shooting to 33percentt with the turnover of administrations.

The average OECD company tax rate has dropped from 32.5% in 2001 to 25% now – Australia's has remained at 30% for businesses with turnover above $2m.

The Giants have not generated many sacks (nine in six games) and they have a minus-four turnover ratio, partly because defensive backs have dropped easy interception opportunities.

To take just one indicator, annual nursing turnover, which was 15% to 16% when Levy became CEO, had dropped to 3% by mid-2004.

He called the increase in turnover exaggerated, saying there was a jump in retirements right after the law was passed, but departures have dropped since.