Sentence examples for turnover to keep from inspiring English sources

"You have to keep up turnover to keep the fish fresh.

But when we get to the top, we start to feel out what the next music is – then we have to start clearing space …" Lockhart cuts in: "We mustn't say what's next!" Because "destroy and rebuild" isn't just about changes in sound; it's also a ruthless approach to staff turnover to keep the roster of talent fresh.

They are unlikely to have rapid enough turnover to keep from selling older bottles that may be tired.

We like to give books as long a shelf life as we can; but of course, unlike an online seller, we need some turnover to keep things profitable.

If I get seriously side-tracked, which of course I do because not getting lost in Paris is a complete waste of time, I stop at Poilâne on rue du Cherche-Midi for chausson aux pommes (apple turnover) to keep me going.

Chains and franchisees can usually rely on the work's high turnover rate to keep unions naturally at bay, but in recent cases, owners have taken a much more proactive approach.

They may also deplore high turnover and long to keep their best employees.

Michael Paterson led the Blues' response, breaking over halfway and linking with the busy Richie Rees only for a crucial turnover from Zebo to keep the Blues at bay.

Regulation of p53 turnover is essential to keep p53 activity under control in a normal cell.

There's a constant turnover of different names to keep up with and before long you have a full hard disk.

"No tour operator would admit it on record, but I've found that many that have focused on China are now selling more trips to south-east Asia to offset the downturn," says Graff. "They're diversifying to keep turnover up".