Sentence examples for turnover to a from inspiring English sources

Everton have announced a post-tax loss of £4.1m for 2014-15 despincreasingsing turnover to a club record £125.6m.

It is the most significant rise in an overall 13.4% increase in turnover to a club record of £363.2million.

By then, New Yorkers will know firsthand whether such limits have resulted in a massive loss of talent or a turnover to a new generation.

Restrictions on foreign journalism in China are widely seen to have tightened in the last 18 months, as China's leaders have striven to project an aura of stability and unity amid global political upheavals and China's own turnover to a new generation of leaders, scheduled for this fall.

MDL 103,323 decreases bone turnover to a lesser extent, and slightly protects trabecular architecture by uncoupling bone resorption and formation activities.

For the S&P 500 EWI, the goal is to maintain a portfolio of 500 equally weighted stocks while keeping index turnover to a minimum.

Presteady state kinetic experiments were carried out to measure the rates of the elementary steps during turnover of PCP by PCP hydroxylase and to identify the step that limits turnover to an unusually slow rate of 0.02 s–1.

New England was shut out in the second half by, and lost three turnovers to, a Ravens defense that for much of the season had looked to be in decline.

Even when he is struggling with his touch, he still manages to create looks for his teammates and keeps turnovers to a minimum.

The Red Storm, which shot a season-low 29percentt against Ohio State on Saturday, has stayed close in such games by keeping turnovers to a minimum and pressing only after its own baskets and timeouts.

On Monday, the Nets grabbed an amazing 35 percent of their misses (the reserve forward Reggie Evans collected an eye-popping 14 rebounds in 18 minutes) and kept turnovers to a minimum.