Sentence examples for turnover of late from inspiring English sources

Has a lot of self-belief and may figure quickly for his new team, who as we've noted have had a lot of turnover of late.

GV has seen turnover of late.

Vick has minimized his turnovers of late — he had none Sunday, and while he threw two interceptions against Detroit, he had none against the Steelers, Giants or Cardinals — but he is also failing to lead the offense, and Reid said Vick could have played better.

Meanwhile, the Lakers have managed to cut down their turnovers of late, but have had little to offer on defense.

Importantly, in such high rates of bone turnover, the late phase of tissue mineralization is attenuated, leading to decreased bone stiffness (Goldring & Goldring 2010).

The late turnover of documents delayed Mr. McVeigh's execution by a month, until last June.

But I do not believe that the latest turnover of power in Egypt, however popular among its citizens, will ultimately calm the situation.

The group turnover of £314.3m, according to the latest results released by the club, was also marginally down on the previous year's record of £319.8m.

Where Boston has really made its mark of late has been on defense, particularly in forcing turnovers.

Existing social boundaries increasingly lost meaning during the seventeenth century through generational turnover (those newly born into Catholic communities knew less of the "old ways") and the highly charged, racialized social context of late seventeenth century La Florida (see Bushnell 2006).

Ahead by 20-17, itookok advantage of an Indianapolis turnover late and scored a touchdown in four plays to ice the game with 3 minutes 17 seconds left.