Sentence examples for a shared loss from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a shared loss of 24 homeobox gene families in flukes and tapeworms, and an additional loss of 10 further families unique to tapeworms, when comparing the respective homeodomain complements to a set of 96 homeobox gene families expected for the most recent common ancestor of the Bilateria, were reported (Tsai et al. 2013).

In comparison to the current consensus fungal phylogeny [ 37, 38], these data suggest that the loss of Mcm8 and 9 in the fungi was probably a shared loss event in the last common ancestor of the ascomycetes, basidiomycetes and zygomycetes sampled.

A leader must weave a narrative of shared loss while acknowledging consuming anger.

A sense of shared loss drew Anker closer to Lowe's widow, Jennifer, and their three sons.

Naturally, it is a bond made tighter by shared loss.

Wells Fargo said the Madoff-related loss accounted for 5 cents of its 79-cent-a-share loss.

For all of fiscal 2007, Heinz earned $2.41 a share, before a 2 cent-a-share loss from discontinued operations.

That was nowhere near the 25 cents a share Xerox earned in the first quarter of last year, yet it was better than the penny-a-share loss that analysts had predicted.

The company's results were 2 cents a share better than the 57-cents-a-share loss expected by analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial.

That was ahead of a 15 cents-a-share loss that was the consensus estimate of financial analysts compiled by Thomson Financial/ First Call.

Not including the write-down and other one-time charges, the company said it would have lost a penny a share, better than the 3-cent-a-share loss expected, on average, by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.