Sentence examples for turnover is expected from inspiring English sources

Turnover is expected to be around DM3.2 billion ($1.5 billion) in 2000, up from only DM438m in 1998.

But if I were running a business where turnover is expected — an ice-cream stand in a summer resort, for example — I'd have a different attitude.

It might not generate as much money for the bookmakers as Wednesday night's Champions League showpiece, when an estimated £20m was gambled, but turnover is expected to be high.

The race for the drivers' title has kept interest up and despite the timing of this weekend's race in China - early-morning sport always puts off casual punters - turnover is expected to be better than usual.

Turnover is expected to reach £100m on this afternoon's 40-runner contest, which is due off at 4.15pm, and a second successive 100-1 winner could see as much as half of the total stake money staying in the bookies' tills.

By next year a quarter of Deutsche Post's turnover is expected to come from logistics (freight-forwarding and the like), up from almost nothing last year.Although the German press has nicknamed the company the "yellow wonder" (alluding to its livery), its competitors argue that the acquisitions, such as the parcels business, are financed with money that should not be available.

The senior aide said that the heads of some agencies might be replaced in coming weeks, but that no wholesale turnover was expected.

"Despite concerns raised over the safety and welfare of horses in the race, the Grand National is as popular and ever, and while the racing authorities have rightly taken action to ensure the race is as fair and safe as possible for horse and rider, betting turnover … is expected to top £150m for the first time.

As a consequence, a high turnover rate is expected to happen.

Betting turnover on racing is expected to drop as a consequence of the latest corruption case, which ended on Wednesday with four jockeys being banned from the sport.

School systems report a continuing shortage of public school principals, and an estimated 40percentturnoverer of principals is expected nationwide in the next 10 years.