Sentence examples similar to a write off from from inspiring English sources

Private-equity funds, for example, give investors exposure to the same kinds of risks as quoted companies, only with added leverage.So was the whole idea of diversification a write-off from the start?

The American International Group posted higher quarterly profit yesterday as premiums rose, but it fell short of Wall Street forecasts as income from investments declined and old earthquake claims and a write-off from a software project dragged down earnings.

To begin with, it bites off such an absurdly large chunk of thematic meat that any possibility of chewing through it all is a write-off from the outset.

Despite these challenges, Peter Leon, a respected mining analyst, says the sector cannot be written off from the larger economy.

That is from a bank that has already written off about £300m from past technology misadventures.

We've had supportive comments on maths to 18 and student loans being written off from the Tories.

I tore the paper I had written off from the notepad and walked over to put it into my purse.

It included a new rent of £400,000 a year and an offer to write off £300,000 from the £1.3m pounds that Sisu owe.

LVMH said today that 323 million euros of the charge it took represented a write-off of good will from the 1997 purchase of DFS.

That agreement included a new rent of £400,000 per year and an offer to write off £300,000 from the £1.3m that Sisu owe.

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS — The recent Super Bowl triumph of the New Orleans Saints fit the traditional narrative of limitless American possibility: a long-shot victory by a written-off team from a fate-battered city.