Sentence examples for because of attrition from inspiring English sources
And since then the garden's full-time staff of 440 is 8percentt smaller because of attrition and layoffs.
He also said that over the next three years, a projected 3,600 bilingual and second-language teachers will need to be hired because of attrition.
While its non-union headcount has remained steady, the company has been hiring about 450 employees a year to backfill people who've left because of attrition.
The cause is poorly understood but may be because of attrition of hepatocytes through enhanced cell death pathways such as apoptosis.
The board's report predicted that the city would need 54,000 new teachers over the next five years, not only because of retirements but also because of attrition and increasing student enrollment.
Others would be given an opportunity to apply for other jobs on the newer F-35, Lockheed officials said, although they concede that some positions would be lost in the move because of attrition or retirements.
Because predictors of attrition [ 15] are also predictors of the outcome measures examined here, our sample is likely to under-represent individuals who show severe problem behavior.
Lt. Gen. William B. Caldwell IV, who is in charge of the training mission in Afghanistan, said Monday that NATO needed to recruit and train 141,000 Afghan security forces to meet the coalition's goals by October 2011 because of rates of attrition and desertion — particularly among the police — approaching 50 percent.
This is an important finding because the risk of attrition tends to be highest immediately after ART initiation, and is usually due to high mortality within this time period [ 18– 20].
Some practitioners even if they are true artisans never see the fruits of their labors marketed during their lifetimes, primarily because of high rates of attrition.
And because of high rates of attrition (casualties and retirement, but mainly protracted absence without leave), just maintaining those numbers requires constant effort.
