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The fledgling nature of "tech for social good" is demonstrated by the lack of figures for how much the sector is worth, how much it is growing by, or its turnover – something the trust hopes to change in 2015.

Since the gross domestic product equals the money supply times its rate of turnover — something economists call velocity — this means that if the money supply is unchanged then G.D.P. must fall.

This approach can lead to turnovers, something Wasps are expert at creating through George Smith and James Haskell and something their attacking game thrives on, so it is vital Exeter get the balance right.

Accepting a shorter gain rather than a big loss or turnover is something Wilson has demonstrated difficulty learning at this stage of his career.

Members are getting whiplash as they watch colleagues come and go, creating an aura of instability in a political body that historically has looked upon turnover as something best left to the House.

Employee turnover is something that every business with workers experiences.

"A £50m loss over the course of the year is massive, especially when you consider their turnover is something like £28m.

DeChellis commented, "Offensively we were poor tonight and we had too many turnovers ... something we've struggled with in practice".

The ratio of current to former employees is also telling – evidence of high turnover may reveal something about a company's management style or stability.

Having a quarterback with a track record beleaguered by turnover problems is something else entirely when he's staring down the second-most efficient defense in the country, which has produced three more interceptions than passing touchdowns allowed.

"Turnovers definitely are something we've been talking about all season," Stoudemire said.