Sentence examples for whose turnover from inspiring English sources

Other private sector winners from the Work Programme include Seetec, whose turnover last year was £53m.

"What are you going to do?" said Scott Gomez, whose turnover late in the first period set up the first Avalanche goal.

"We know of 40 deposits, whose turnover reaches around 100 tons of heroin every year," he said, speaking from Rome, where he is preparing to open an international conference on transnational crime on Tuesday in Palermo.

Cancer Research, whose turnover last year was more than £500m, paid its chief executive between £220,000 and £230,000 – still less than the sum handed out by the London marathon to its top employee.

One player who will be affected by Richer's availability is the rookie Brian Gionta, whose turnover deep in the Devils' zone in overtime led to Bates Battaglia's game-winning goal Friday night.

He said it was totally wrong to infer that the company, whose turnover is understood to be around £600,000, had made money on the back of his father's position.

Even while he struggles with his shot — the product of his being one of the few scoring options when Carmelo Anthony is on the bench — Felton's lack of turnovers remains one of his chief departure points from Jeremy Lin, whom Felton replaced and whose 13.3 turnover ratio has typified Lin's early struggles with the Houston Rockets.

And by underpants I mean mine, whose regular turnover is a particular obsession of Belinda's.

Clients of G4S, whose annual turnover in Africa has reached £500m, include Royal Dutch Shell and AngloGold Ashanti, War on Want reports.

In the aftermath, Bryant chided teammates for turning meek and tentative in crunch time, particularly Pau Gasol, whose late turnover led directly to Kevin Durant's winning 3-pointer.

Gasol, whose late turnover in Game 4 sealed a Lakers defeat, bounced back with 14 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks, earning Bryant's praise.