Sentence examples for attrition in recent from inspiring English sources

The Police Department has not laid off officers since the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, but its numbers have dropped through attrition in recent years.

He said the size of the roster would drop from an unusually large 101 — a result of relatively little attrition in recent years — to about 90.

Combined with the fact that there has been little evidence of sustained improvement in student nurse attrition rates in recent years, this suggests that it is likely that there will be a sustained reduction in the size of new inflow of nurses to the NHS over the foreseeable future.

Attrition in my friendships in recent years has forced me to think about what I most need and want in my friends.

He pointed out that the ranks of city firefighters have dropped by several hundred in recent years because of attrition and a hiring freeze.

Attrition from the NHS had not increased in recent cohorts compared with older ones at similar times after graduation.

However, the attrition was higher than the ones reported in recent studies from China (24%), Thailand (19%), and South Africa (21 26%) (22– 22).

And, with all the anti-prostitution rhetoric that has poured out of the Home Office in recent times, the rate of attrition is rising.

Estimating the exact likelihood of these outcomes is challenging, but the attrition rate for moderate Republicans has been high in recent cycles, especially in New England.

Like many areas of the print media, the comic book industry in recent years has struggled with reader attrition.

The rate of attrition in the middle ranks has slowed a bit in recent years, but the most senior jobs remain almost exclusively male.