Sentence examples for a write off for from inspiring English sources

With so many sides having improved in the East this season it looks as though this season could be a write off for the Bucks.

So, that's at a minimum more than 800,000 tons of oil, just poured out into the waters and environments of the world, essentially a write off for the industry.

West is too interesting a figure to write off for some bizarre tweets, but let's not forget: people don't hate Trump because of some groupthink conspiracy, they hate him because he's a horrible, racist Alan Sugar.

FRINGED...EVERYTHING Here's a trend that some write off for only the youthful, but while fringe detailing may be frisky, it can also be subtly elegant.

Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP Group, the world's largest advertising company, calls 2009 a "write-off" for the industry.

It's a very short harvesting season of three to four weeks but it is a write-off for 2014.

The markets were also boosted by a promise that, unlike the Greek deal, future bail-outs would not require a write-off for private-sector creditors.

The rest of the season was a write-off for the world No 1, meaning he missed: June A T & T National, Bethesda, Maryland.

The company said slow sales and a write-off for unfunded pension liabilities led to the loss, its first in 55 years.

12.13am: The next two putts are basically going to decide whether tomorrow is essentially a write-off for Europe or almost back to square one.

In return for paying taxes on imputed rent, it would be perfectly reasonable for homeowners to get depreciation and a write-off for reasonable upkeep – painting, repairs and other necessary costs to maintain livability and structural integrity.