Sentence examples for account lost from inspiring English sources

When the stock market plummeted, the account lost about a fifth of its value.

"If the audit partner who's on the Enron account lost that account, they were history".

The panel conducted a cost-benefit analysis for Prevnar, taking into account lost time at work for parents.

Mr. Sum said that figure took into account lost tax revenues, since dropouts earn less and therefore pay less in taxes than high school graduates.

And she said yesterday that she was not sure what significance the amount had, except perhaps that she was one of the youngest survivors; the awards take into account lost future earnings.

For the first time in the 20-year history of the 401(k) savings plan, the average retirement account lost money last year, even after thousands of dollars of new contributions.

SINCE the beginning of 2000, Dr. James L. McCoy has watched his 401(k) account lose half its value.

But during a lengthy discussion of the elusive quest for rational whaling quotas, Remington Kellogg's eventual alienation from the whaling commission and the activation of the global commercial whaling moratorium in 1985, Burnett's account loses some momentum.

If you have sufficient brass neck, and an extremely healthy bank account, losing an honour need not involve any greater inconvenience than having to order a new set of stationery.

Executives at companies that build information technology (IT) for the banking sector say that they have already steeled themselves and recalculated their earnings expectations to take into account losing something like $10 billion in business from the financial sector.

Most accounts lost the "a bit," making an obvious and innocuous remark sound like a defeatist whine).