Sentence examples for would be attrition from inspiring English sources
"When we announced the elimination of non-core programs and personnel [in 2012], we forecasted that there would be attrition in certain member categories," Stephanie Craig, senior vice president for communications at TechAmerica, wrote in an email.
Most of those jobs would be lost through attrition.
The police and fire positions would be eliminated through attrition over the next several years.
The mayor said that at least 2,000 teaching jobs would be eliminated through attrition.
In the event of a future recession, he said, jobs would be eliminated through attrition rather than layoffs.
Mr. Levy said on Wednesday that more than 2,300 jobs would be eliminated through attrition and by deferring hiring.
A spokesman said the jobs would be cut through attrition and layoffs to be made in all parts of First Chicago.
Seventy-eight jobs would be eliminated through attrition or out-placement, and 337 workers from the Bronx would be reassigned to Manhattan.
She said that as many as five administrative employees could be also be laid off and that other jobs would be eliminated through attrition.
Mayor Street said the cuts would be achieved through attrition and layoffs to help close a budget deficit that will reach an estimated $856 million in 2008.
In addition, the Bloomberg administration would concede that 2,600 teachers would be lost to attrition, 600 more than estimated, saving additional jobs.
