severe attrition造句

• Severe attrition in young patients is usually associated with erosive factors in their diets.
• Dora as the Commander of the rebellion fought against the British by concealing the rebels in the jungles and ghats causing severe attrition to the British army.
• Lamoureux brought forward what he described as a " severe attrition policy " in 1982, cutting 19 jobs to save $ 500, 000 at city hall.
• With the last one hundred years of war having been one of severe attrition, few of the officers and crew surviving under him have any experience with tactics or chain of command.
• The severe attrition of Washington's command forced its amalgamation with the 1st Continental Light Dragoons under Lt . Col . Lenud s Ferry, waiting to cross the flooded Santee, on May 6, 1780.
• For example, during WWII, carrier task groups might suffer more severe attrition in a single carrier air group, leaving an under-utilized support crew ( which, unlike air crews, generally do not suffer casualties unless the ship itself is attacked ).
• As the F-105 force underwent severe attrition between 1965 and 1968, the bombing role of the F-4 proportionately increased until after November 1970 ( when the last F-105D was withdrawn from combat ) it became the primary USAF tactical ordnance delivery system.
• There is a column for every strength value-the larger the force, the more severe attrition will be, but stacks of 5 Strength Points or less are immune, which rewards players for keeping their armies in corps-sized stacks ( see below for how such stacks can reinforce one another in combat ).