“attrition”造句，怎麼用attrition造句

It IS not so much a takeover battle as a war of attrition.

A low attrition rate for good team members is a sign of success.

The country’s third-largest employer, the postal service is reconfiguring delivery routes, reducing work hours and cutting staff through attrition.

She has seen ordinary landlord-tenant disputes take three years, and divorce cases that might have been merely bitter, but are now digital wars of attrition.

And in the business sector for example, some of the countries are training three managers for one position because they know that the attrition rate is very high.

In 10 of the 12 countries studied, current pre-service training is insufficient to maintain the existing density of health workers once all causes of attrition are taken into account.

Staffing: Additions and attrition among development staff.

Peasants were the pawns in this war of attrition.

But stability, if it lasts, could also easily degrade into attrition.

Part of the active user drop can also be attributed to the attrition rate on any given DPAR over time.

By focusing on the war of attrition between Miss Suu Kyi and the junta, it is easy to overlook the role of ethnic minorities in opposition politics, says Mr Zawacki.

This also leads to reduced staff attrition.

Not surprisingly, our attrition rates, though declining steadily, are higher than those at the highest-ranked schools.

But for September 11th, America would not have invaded Afghanistan or Iraq, where some 6, 000 of its soldiers, and many of its Allies' soldiers, have lost their lives in grinding wars of attrition.

Yet, as staff attrition occurs and as the business model accelerates, the tool cannot be modified to keep pace with the business needs.

For one thing, the app attrition rate is often a factor in calculating store sizes.