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turnover

[turn-oh-ver] / ˈtɜrnˌoʊ vər /
NOUN
brain drain
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Instructing his team to play slower while dominating possession would have created fewer turnovers and transitions leading to Chelsea needing to run big distances less often.

From BBC

The second half didn’t get any easier for USC, with South Carolina forcing three more turnovers in the first three minutes.

From Los Angeles Times

But high employee turnover in the industry often prevents those shares from vesting, Luria pointed out.

From MarketWatch

It saves money, but also has higher vacancies and turnover—because who wants a job that doesn’t pay well?

From The Wall Street Journal

Their defense forced the Rockets into four turnovers, two by Kevin Durant.

From Los Angeles Times