Sentence examples for process of attrition from inspiring English sources
He describes peace talks as a process of "attrition".
Once the process is whittled down through a process of attrition and spending of cash the winner is put into delegation.
"Microsoft's bet seems to be that through a process of attrition on appeal Judge Jackson's decision is narrowed in scope considerably," Mr. Kovacic, the law school professor, noted.
This process of attrition will continue next year, as will the changing of the guard in some of the businesses that once dominated developments in design.
If others wanted to defend deep against them – as sides have increasingly been doing as Spain have dominated the world game – they were happy to keep the ball, knowing that chances would eventually present themselves by process of attrition.
Now it feels as if we were hopelessly optimistic, failing to realise that the inquiry would be undermined by a process of attrition and a lack of political will.
This is a very young research field, and the process of knowledge attrition seems to be taking place very quickly.
The primary importance of increasing enzyme accessibility by creation of larger inter-fibrillar spaces was demonstrated by subjecting the eucalyptus pulp and hydrothermally treated straw to the process of wet attrition using a food blender.
The Cornish people and their Brythonic Cornish language experienced a process of anglicisation and attrition during the Medieval and early Modern Period.
If one accepts that obesity increases mortality in younger years, attempted comparison between age-matched obese and lean humans in the older age inevitably leads to the study of two highly unequal cohorts of which only one has been subjected to the Darwinian process of obesity-related attrition.
Johnson, the former VP for sustainable development, recalls that the process became something of a "war of attrition," with Rai and his allies outlasting those who objected to efforts to include cutting-edge protections for indigenous groups.
