Sentence examples for turnover of its from inspiring English sources

GM, which also suffered slower-than-expected turnover of its trucks, said it sold 309,375 new vehicles last month, down 13% on a year ago.

After turning the ball over, La Cañada forced a turnover of its own as Will Lombardo snatched up a fumble and returned it for a touchdown.

It is of course difficult to calculate the turnover of its illegal activities.

Employee satisfaction fell to low levels owing to mediocre frontline management, which suffered from discontent and turnover of its own.

Even the popular Shops at Columbus Circle, the six-level mall inside the Time Warner Center, at another prominent Broadway juncture, has experienced turnover of its restaurants since its 2004 opening.

The Moscow subsidiary, which has had a turnover of its staff in the wake of the investigation, will pay separately a civil fine of $171,000 levied by the Commerce Department.

Two, Auburn hasn't committed any turnovers of its own – and it would be curtains if it does.

In contrast, The Review of Economic Studies, which has a higher rate of turnover on its editorial board, has much weaker ties to individual universities.

But Minnesota (3-11, 0-4) had 27 turnovers of its own.

The Utes' defense dominated up front and forced three turnovers of its own.

If it does not abide by the ruling within 90 days, however, Google could face penalties of up to 5percentt of the daily turnover of Alphabet, its corporate parent, which could be backdated years.