Sentence examples for attrition that the from inspiring English sources

"We feel like the decision is really enforcement through attrition that the anti-immigrants are always out pushing, to scare our communities to move".

Much of the heavy attrition that the Communist forces have suffered has resulted from the work of aggressive new naval-patrol tactics instituted by Vice Admiral Elmo Russell Zumwalt, Jr... Tells about Communists suffering more losses than they can replace.

The deputy commander of the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force (Isaf), Lt Gen Nick Carter, said he was worried about "the rate of attrition that the Afghan forces are having to cope with presently".

Among other findings, the western accreditors pointed to an unusually high dropout rate at Ashford: Between fall 2007 and fall 2011, more than 50percentt of 240,000 students enrolled in the university had withdrawn -- a level of attrition that the reviewers found to be "not acceptable".

Several studies suffer from attrition, that is, the reduction in the number of people who participated in the follow-up studies.

Labour's seemingly endless leadership contest was a stroll in the park compared with the gruelling war of attrition that is the US primary season.

This is a balance between reproduction and the density-dependent attrition that limits the population.

Another significant study shortcoming was the very high degree of attrition that diminished the sample size at follow-up.

There was also some attrition that affected the cooperation rate (n = 254) for similar reasons.

Across all provinces except New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, there was some attrition that affected the participation rate (n = 162).

The exit of Ms. Katz, who first worked with Mr. de Blasio on his 2009 race for public advocate, is another sign of the second-year churn confronting the administration — attrition that has left the mayor with a new chief of staff and without a formal press secretary, among other changes.