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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a loss with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where there is a loss associated with something, such as a financial loss or a loss in a competition.
Example: "The company reported a loss with their latest investment, leading to concerns among shareholders."
Alternatives: "a loss in" or "a loss of".
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The weekend is not a loss, with plenty of sun and finally some warmth Sunday.
For the second time in the tournament, Carlsen bounced back from a loss with a win.
So he is operating at a loss, with debts to suppliers mounting.
Spencer Johnson stopped the play for a loss with 2 33 left.
Companies take a loss with each sale, but the tactic has lured shoppers.
But a loss with a commanding lead is a bit easier to swallow.
Even close friends can feel at a loss with no script to follow.
It was the ninth victory without a loss, with one draw, for Judah, a left-hander like his brother Zab.
If Rabobank's securities were written down, investors would suffer a loss with no prospect of future recovery.
Hiddink's return has already prompted a seven-game streak without a loss with fifteen goals in the process.
Clinton's campaign had been bracing for a loss, with surrogates telling voters in a cafe earlier in the day that they were "looking for a miracle".
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