natu·ral ˈwast·age СЪЩ Brit
I. natu·ral [ˈnætʃərəl, Am -ɚəl] ПРИЛ
1. natural (not artificial):
2. natural (as in nature):
3. natural (caused by nature):
4. natural (inborn):
6. natural (normal):
7. natural after n МУЗ:
II. natu·ral [ˈnætʃərəl, Am -ɚəl] СЪЩ
1. natural approv разг:
2. natural МУЗ:
wast·age [ˈweɪstɪʤ] СЪЩ no pl
1. wastage (misuse):
2. wastage Brit, Aus (cutting workforce):
4. wastage:
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These congregations will be led by fewer and fewer stipendiary clergy... 2020 apparently is when our congregations start falling through the floor because of natural wastage, that is people dying.
www.telegraph.co.uk He will not be drawn on the extent of the cull needed but believes it could be done at a faster pace than under the moratorium or current natural wastage.
www.irishhealth.com This is, in part, the natural wastage of international sport: some will make it, some never make it, and some get tantalisingly close.
www.telegraph.co.uk Any staff reductions that take place would be initially through natural wastage and voluntary departures, with compulsory redundancies only as a last resort.
www.newsandstar.co.uk Officials said they will try to avoid compulsory redundancies through voluntary redundancy, natural wastage, redeployment and leaving vacant posts unfilled.
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