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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a haemorrhaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing loss, particularly in financial or health-related situations, where something is rapidly being lost or depleted.
Example: "The company has been experiencing a haemorrhaging of funds due to poor management decisions."
Alternatives: "a loss of" or "a draining of".
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For the home side there were not enough plasters for a haemorrhaging batting lineup.
True, he performed triage on a haemorrhaging economy; rescued the car industry; delivered some health care to large numbers on fairer terms, though it's now unravelling; promoted alternative energy sources and cut carbon emissions.
There would be a haemorrhaging of women from the church".
Such a haemorrhaging of talent would be a near-mortal blow for the immediate fortunes of many clubs.
There would be a haemorrhaging of women from the church". "I speak to you as a young Anglo Catholic who cannot accept women as bishops.
The other mooted option is an increasingly likely early election, called when Labour remains unprepared for office, leading to a haemorrhaging of seats from an already low base, forcing Corbyn out and routing the left.
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Joe Hart is bleeding from the nose, which makes a change from haemorrhaging goals, I suppose.
That may sound rather idealistic, in the context of a failing organisation haemorrhaging billions of pounds.
A haemorrhage nearly killed me and now a haemorrhage of staff is killing the NHS.
A poor REF score could start a haemorrhage of the best staff.
Kerouac died in 1969 after a haemorrhage caused by a lifetime of heavy drinking.
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