Meanings of natural attrition in English

Market forces would have thinned the ranks through natural attrition, they said.

The first thousand will go this year through natural attrition and compulsory redundancies.

It would tackle excess capacity and reduce headcount through natural attrition.

It is hoped that least half of these positions will be lost due to natural attrition.

A spokesman said the company expects that over half of these cuts will come through natural attrition.

The paper added that another 1,000 positions would go through natural attrition.

The savings will come from redundancies as well as natural attrition, and further real estate rationalisation, UBS said.

The brand has ruled out compulsory redundancies until 2025 and is counting on natural attrition and voluntary retirements.

Because of natural attrition, today's bloated human population bubble would not be reinflated at anything near the former pace.

It's rare for all eggs to hatch: there is a natural attrition rate, with a percentage of eggs failing.

Around half of this decrease is attributable to natural attrition and divestitures, in which staff transitioned to the purchasing company.

The company estimates natural attrition to be 1,567.

Dysfunctional telomeres arising either through natural attrition due to telomerase deficiency or by removal of telomere-binding proteins are recognized as DSBs.

Complexes arise through a natural attrition with the reality that surrounds us, and when you have complexes you try to overcome them.

The utility will refrain from mandatory layoffs until 2012, although it will lower its domestic workforce through retirements, outsourcing and natural attrition.

Sir Michael says some positions will go through natural attrition and the company will help those losing their jobs to find other work.