Sentence examples for a attrition from inspiring English sources

That's obviously a poor assumption because there was (a) attrition among actives and (b) reactivation of dormant accounts.

Sliding wear occurs by a attrition of the WC grains and the lifting of entire splats; abrasive wear occurs by ductile cutting, grain loss and lifting of splats; the low wear rate in sliding leads to splat-boundary weakening by fatigue.

Slack tracks its attrition rates, and as a whole, Slack has an attrition rate of about 8.5percentt annualized, Slack VP of People Robby Kwok told me.

That compares with an attrition rate of just over a quarter during Ronald Reagan's presidency.

A retrospective cohort study at Nottingham University found an attrition rate of 6% [ 5].

Recruitment of a convenience sample of 25 participants allowed for an attrition rate of 20%.

"They woke up and realized they had an attrition problem," said one executive who quit for a start-up this year.

Star cited an attrition rate of 4percentt nationally but did not give a Long Island figure.

In total, that's an attrition rate of 78 percent.

But we can't sustain an attrition rate this bad for long, can we?

There is an attrition between Alice and her would-be actress daughter Lydia (Kristen Stewart).