Sentence examples for turnover of their from inspiring English sources
Both prisons manage a turnover of their population of up to a third each week.
"Strong schools can withstand the turnover of their teachers," said Wendy Kopp, the founder of Teach for America.
Just after World War I, several men dressed in khaki uniforms passed themselves off as wounded soldiers, significantly raising turnover of their small paperback books (until their arrest).
The Yankees, who during George Steinbrenner's ownership have been notorious for rapid turnover of their roster, have more players left from that series.
A6 I.R.A. to Resume Arms Talks The guerrillas said they would resume talks with the independent commission supervising the turnover of their weaponry to help preserve the shaky power-sharing provincial government in Northern Ireland.
When I was in Jordan at a National Defence University conference on Iraqi security in 2005, the Iraqi officials I met regularly complained about the rapid turnover of their US counterparts.
They had set out to win the turnover battle, and they created four while committing only two turnovers of their own.
Companies should make sure their senior leaders tie compensation, bonuses and other rewards not just to operational or financial numbers but also to the turnover rates of their managers' departments.
This confirms that hotspots are highly transient [ 23, 24] with a turnover time of their location shorter than the total divergence time of humans and chimpanzees.
The Bengals ripped Baltimore by forcing six turnovers, all of their points were set up off those turnovers and one turnover, in the fourth quarter, iced the victory when linebacker Takeo Spikes returned an interception 66 yards for a touchdown.
"Plans have reported a turnover of almost half their members over the course of a year, through involuntary disenrollment generally attributable to lost eligibility," it says.
