Attrition in a sentence

Sixty-eight dropped out — an attrition rate similar or better to most studied treatment programs other than methadone (whose attrition rate is low).

This attrition can be very costly, with new and old employees requiring half a year to return to old productivity levels, but with attrition bringing the number of people that have to be fired down.

War of attrition From 1967 to September 1970 the PLO, with passive support from Jordan, fought a war of attrition with Israel.

And was it possible to reverse this attrition, so that the next generation wouldn’t have to experience it?

Anyone present at the Brisbane Stadium last night will have attested to the battle of attrition between these two sides as the European Champions were forced to draw on all their reserves of resilience to drag themselves over the line.

A Tank's worst fear lies in fighting a war of attrition.

At over 600 companies that had laid off workers, the year-over-year attrition rate for DEI professionals has been higher than for non-DEI workers.

But the town has aggressively lowered its expenses by eliminating two jobs through attrition, and scrutinizing every other line item — from fuel to overtime — on the expense side of the ledger.

Escalating terrorist attacks against Israelis and attacking Israel with rockets during Passover from Gaza, southern Lebanon, and Syria are only the first stages in the war of attrition by the Axis of Resistance led by Iran.

Goulburn's CUC campus was the second established after Cooma's, with the concept designed to address a 50 per cent attrition rate for first-year rural university students.

However, all local agencies, except Coronado, said they found it difficult to fill positions and maintain staffing levels, citing high attrition and retirement rates and recruitment challenges, the report said.

How much political demand and client attrition will you still need to replace?

If you’re in a war of attrition, you’ve got to be bombing the other side’s production facilities.

I’m not much of a fantasy football guy, but I’d hazard to say the attrition at receiver won’t be replaced production-wise by one player or even one position group.

In a statement he personally signed and made available to the public on Tuesday, he said he had to leave the party because it has become so sad, especially as there was no end in sight in what he described as this needless war of attrition.

Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, warned that without a pay deal patients would face the effects of a "prolonged war of attrition between the government and the unions".

Not only has implementing these hiring practices led to zero regrettable attrition and helped retain top talent, but 60% of my employees are from referrals.

Nurses and physiotherapists are also due to down tools in the coming weeks, with NHS Confederation head Matthew Taylor voicing alarm that the standoff is turning into a 'war of attrition'.

Romero says that the weapons were designed as a tool of attrition— achieved by extreme brutality.

Russia is winning the war of attrition, an outcome that from the start but which the neocons and mainstream media continue to deny.