Sentence examples for a combination of early from inspiring English sources

He said he would accomplish the job cuts through a combination of early retirement, attrition and layoffs.

Most of the job cuts will come this year, through a combination of early retirements, normal attrition and layoffs, the company said.

At the moment, however, I suspect that rather than biology being destiny, our sexual preference is shaped by a combination of early experiences, peer pressure, opportunity, circumstances and fate.

A submission from a medical expert, a Dr Thomson, said: "I have no doubt that a combination of early Ebola virus infection and fatigue resulting from a busy nightshift followed by a lengthy journey [from Sierra Leone] would have impaired Pauline's judgment at the time of entering the screening process at Heathrow airport".

True to 3i's history, Larcombe likes a combination of early stage venture deals and leveraged buyouts.

A combination of early extubation and non invasive positive pressure ventilation is a good alternative for weaning from invasive ventilation in COPD patients.

A combination of early-pace types and confirmed from-the-clouds closers makes this an intriguing contest … and an irresistible betting opportunity.

The middle class has been badly hit: perhaps 100,000 people have lost their homes because of a combination of earlier interest-rate rises and falling property prices.

The decreases in mortality from female breast cancer since 1989 and from colorectal cancer since the 1980s largely reflect a combination of earlier diagnosis through screening and improved treatment [17], [19], [27].

Currently, a reduction in overall cancer death rates is due to a combination of earlier diagnosis and treatment improvement [ 1].

We consider this benefit likely to be due to a combination of earlier diagnosis through increased awareness and optimization of standard breast cancer care through establishment of breast cancer care units.