(Audience attrition at the Joyce was considerable).
It came down to simple attrition at the end for Hewitt.
Since 1994, the railways have been shedding staff through natural attrition at the rate of only about 2% a year.
As the rate of attrition at the Tour de France stepped up, Geraint Thomas moved a step closer to a podium position despite losing time on Chris Froome.
Of all the people who conspired against Rafael Benítez during his final, internecine season of attrition at Liverpool it is somewhat surprising to include the name Aly Cissokho.
Over the last year, ABB has responded to rapidly weakening demand by eliminating 10,900 jobs, partly through attrition, at a cost of $106 million.
On Sunday, Alonso started seventh and again profited by attrition at the front of the pack due to accidents on the narrow street track.
■ Scott Dixon wrapped up his third IndyCar championship Saturday night, finishing fifth in a race of attrition at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
There was significant audience attrition at the Thursday opening, particularly during the middle section, where the dancers stop circling to stand for what seems like eternity.
The U.S. strategy was to employ mobility, based on helicopters, and firepower to wear down the enemy by attrition at minimal cost in U.S. lives.
This leaves room for some level of potential underperformance and attrition at the salesperson level.
