Sentence examples for turnover problems from inspiring English sources

The easy part is pointing to the Giants' turnover problems.

This raises an interesting question: how much blame should a front office leader take for turnover problems?

#linsanity — Will Leitch (@williamfleitch) Feb. 15, 2012 Lin's turnover problems persisted, with a fifth game of six or more in the seven-game streak, but that hardly seemed to matter against an overmatched Kings team that never made anything resembling a run during the game.

In fact, of the 22 0-2 teams that had at least eight turnovers in their first two games, nearly one-third of them went on to make the playoffs (in addition to the two teams in 1990, the '02 Steelers (10), '93 Cowboys (8), '03 Eagles (8), '91 Falcons (8), and '94 Patriots (8) had turnover problems early on).

Requirement information overload and employee turnover problems may complicate conflict detection in the non-functional requirement evolution process.

But managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.

The Thunder had a good offense all year despite their turnover problem.

"This year, we have had a largely freshman team and two freshman point guards, Ade Edwards and Kalhil Dawkins, and we had a turnover problem early in the year.

The good thing is that we fixed the turnover problem.

Our recent SHRM/Globoforce report uncovered a solution to the rising turnover problem.

Aggies coach Kevin Sumlin said his team's turnovers and problems protecting Allen tipped the game in LSU's favor.