Sentence examples for while turnover from inspiring English sources

Pre-exceptional core earnings climbed 15% to £105m, while turnover was flat at £335m.

Sales of food, drink and tobacco fell 1.4%, while turnover of non-food products slumped by 1.8%.

That business cut its losses from £653,080 in 2010 to £88,439 in 2011 while turnover remained steady at £16.4m.

Offering flea and worm treatments and opening more grooming salons in stores helped Pets at Home push up like for like sales last year by 1.3% while turnover jumped 7.1% to £544.3m.

Pretax profits fell by 33% to £1.0m in the six months ending in June, while turnover slipped 4% to just under £37m, with the strong pound taking much of the blame.

Sales in the four months from August 1, it said, were likely to have gone down 18% to 25,000 from more than 30,000 a year ago while turnover is estimated to have dropped 15% to just above €2bn, compared with €2.4bn in the same period of 2007-08.

While turnovers and penalties are important they explain about 40% of the point difference between teams they reveal less than bettors believe about a team's prospects in future games.

While high turnover made Foxconn dependent on overtime, workers were often denied pay for extra hours, and around 14% were likely to have worked unpaid time.

While the turnover has been greater than for past presidents, Mr. Obama's term was complicated by a global economic crisis and two wars.

While the turnover may cause some chaos next year, the combination of term limits and the campaign finance system has produced a more impressive crop of candidates than the city has seen in years.

They argue that while some turnover of entrenched lawmakers may be healthy, the downside of term limits is that the terms tend to be so restrictive that legislatures often end up being run by amateurs and career lobbyists.