Sentence examples for Losing lifetime from inspiring English sources

Older Japanese like Mr. Toyoda, the laid-off salaryman, also profess a feeling of betrayal, in their case at losing lifetime job guarantees that were once the norm here.

These graduates are losing lifetime wealth due to college debt.

Economists at New York's Federal Reserve put the lost lifetime earnings of those killed at $7.8 billion.

Finally, for all the instant joy, most of the exonerated are never compensated for their lost lifetime.

That figure includes $94 million in remedial course tuition and $58 million in lost lifetime wages, because remedial students are more likely to drop out of college.

But with the chance of obtaining extra pay and promotions amounting to $230,000 in lost lifetime earnings, there's a large enough incentive to do so.

After incorporating their lost lifetime earnings, the authors conclude the rule's costs surpassed its benefits by $63m.Regulators do occasionally cite employment impacts as one of the reasons they sometimes turn down a rule.

Though if it does relate to a lost lifetime portrait, which it very possibly does, it could give a reasonable idea of what she looked like". The gallery took nine months to decide to buy the painting, for a rumoured £100,000.

It doesn't include lost lifetime earnings by those murdered or the total bill from emergency rooms, first responders and policing.

The consequences are ill-health, anxiety, homelessness, food insecurity, and lost lifetime opportunity.

The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network has estimated the value of lost lifetime benefits to Karen at nearly $300,000.