Sentence examples for turnover of about from inspiring English sources
UKTV, where he has been chief executive since 2007, has a turnover of about £200m.
The company's Swedish operation now has 4,500 employees, with a turnover of about £500m.
Niamh Barker started up the Travelwrap Company only a few years ago, yet she now has a turnover of about £350,000.
The company is not publicly listed but has a reported turnover of about £60m.
Exponential-e is a cloud and internet service provider with an annual turnover of about £60m.
Earlier this month Mr Michaluk announced that the Isle of Skye Brewery had agreed to merge with Isle of Arran Brewery, creating a company with an annual turnover of about £1.2m.
The combination of low wages and high stress leads to an astounding turnover rate of about 88% annually among screeners at LAX, according to a recent study by the General Accounting Office.
In 2007 the steel group, which also has interests in tourism and energy that account for some 5% of turnover, had revenues of about €4.2 billion ($5.7 billion) and it is expected to report a doubling of net profits to around €125m.
Spool forward 20 years and most of the big, returnable commissions go to a handful of larger players with turnovers of about £100m or more - Talkback Thames (owned by RTL), Endemol, RDF and All3Media.
The average rate of employee turnover (of which about three-quarters is voluntary) has been growing steadily for the past six years.
Until recently, I was a chief executive of a medium-sized healthcare charity with a turnover of £4m, about 100 staff, lots of volunteers, but sadly a inept board of trustees.
