Sentence examples for turnover rather than from inspiring English sources

Beta-diversity in our study was caused mainly by species spatial turnover rather than by nestedness.

It will ask whether there needs to be a radical shakeup of the system, and whether business taxation could be based on turnover rather than profits.

Those opposed to the tax, claim the new rules will mean landlords with mortgages will now have to pay tax on their turnover rather than their profit.

While larger shoals of fish showed more stable traditions than smaller shoals, this was found to be related to their slower rate of turnover rather than a direct effect of group size.

Chief executives could devote their formidable talents to raising the skills and living standards of loyal work forces and avoiding the huge self-imposed costs of labor turnover, rather than gaming quarterly reports.

The commission published the report to shed light on the gap, with momentum building for action after France seized the initiative with a proposal to tax technology companies on turnover, rather than a conventional corporation tax on profits.

The authors believe that as the top global companies increasingly turn to outsiders in planned turnovers rather than in crisis situations, those chief executives are getting a better chance to show their worth.

Based on the two aspects, it is considered more meaningful to discuss turnover intention rather than actual turnover behavior.

As a result the experimentally determined rates of 2 − 8 × 10−5 s−1 presumably reflect a maximal possible turnover rate, rather than a physiological turnover rate.

Still, might it be more productive to try to alter the structure that produces failing schools and high teacher turnover rates rather than to spend those resources on pulling in talented young people who tend to leave teaching after a few years?

England seemed so surprised by not being confronted with what they expected that they persisted with their gameplan of kicking for position in the first half, even with turnover possession, rather than keeping the ball in hand and taking play through phases.