Sentence examples for turnover streams from inspiring English sources

Consultancy firm Deloitte's 24th annual review of football finance calculated the figures by also looking at two other turnover streams: match-day income, such as tickets and merchandise, and commercial, including kit deals.

Carbon quality is defined to be consistent with in-stream turnover and our metric is used to measure the labile or recalcitrant nature of the terrestrial-derived carbon within streams.

We argue that as scientists continue to estimate the in-stream turnover of terrestrially-derived carbon in fluvial carbon budgets, the assumption of pathway connectivity between carbon sources to the stream should be justified.

He and his cohorts may coo over increased commercial turnover and promising revenue streams, but that means nothing to the fans.

The goo-goos — the good government types — think the turnover would produce a stream of fresh policy ideas.

Fabian, J. et al. Environmental control on microbial turnover of leaf carbon in streams – ecological function of phototrophic-heterotrophic interactions.

Simple explicit correlations were developed for catalyst lifetime in a CSTR, both in terms of time-on-stream and butene turnover per catalyst weight.

Her turnover comes from two steady revenue streams: membership fees and commissions received from hotels and restaurants where she books her clients.

In general, there was much species turnover within both protected and managed stream groups, masking any between-group differences.

Pippen's defense has forced a stream of turnovers that have allowed the Bulls to win Games 1 and 2 despite being outrebounded and outshot from the floor.

Full-back Niamh Briggs, who had an outstanding tournament, landed the tricky conversion to make it 7-0 with 15 minutes played, and England were looking rattled as the Irish disrupted their line-out and used the choke tackle to force a steady stream of turnovers.