Sentence examples for attrition for from inspiring English sources

Christie's has been reducing the size of its staff through attrition for months.

(The rate of attrition for men, on the same time scale, is seventeen per cent).

They were batting for survival, for attrition, for goodness knows what, anything but attention.

Thursday's program began with "Game of Attrition" for chamber orchestra by Arlene Sierra, an American now living in London.

Both jobs tended to last about six months, he said, with lots of attrition for the hard outdoor labor.

The cost of attrition — for hiring and training a replacement — is about $1,500 a worker, he says.

This is a war of attrition for which he has stockpiled inexhaustible reserves of cliché, which have also been distributed for use by footsoldiers on the Tory benches.

And in a big concession to local anxieties, the company has pledged not to reduce the work force except through attrition for the next several years.

In a statement, he warned "management must take pains not to mistake attrition for efficiency, or sacrifice quality in the pursuit of cost savings".

"It's going to be a war of attrition for these players to have enough energy to be ready to go in September," Courier said.

"In a female-dominated profession, there's also a certain amount of attrition for family reasons, which creates opportunities for those coming up," she adds.