Sentence examples for turnover it has from inspiring English sources

While the private company won't reveal its annual turnover, it has now secured more than $173m from outside investors including Google.

ABC Family has its earliest beginnings in Pat Robertson's television ministry, and despite turnover, it hasn't entirely wiped away the history.

With six years of developer turnover, it has also become harder and harder to understand the context of your change in the wider codebase: what can you do? what have other people done?

In addition, while MMP-9 is indeed involved in matrix turnover, it has other functions.

The Steelers' successful passing attack has kept the ball out of opponents' hands, and by moving the ball and limiting turnovers, it has left opposing offenses with poor field position.

Since June, the board has had some membership turnover, and it has taken steps to change policies or practices that might have contributed to the crisis.

Football is expected to eclipse it soon, even in terms of betting turnover, and it has already happened on the web.

Web-trading isn't the only factor in the increased turnover, but it has to be an important one.

Microglia have a very low turnover, and it has been suggested that these long-lived cells have an innate memory, resulting in a prolonged and heightened response under neuroinflammatory conditions.

Whilst parallel processing only facilitates added cases on high turnover lists, it has been shown to reduce overtime costings in theatres where fewer, longer cases are performed, however, in this circumstance this might not offset the added costs of increased staffing levels.

Professor Ken Jacobs, the director of the Center for Labor Research and Education at the University of California, Berkeley, said that if McDonald's had been truly serious about raising workers' wages and reducing turnover, it would have given its franchisees some inducement to give their employees raises.