Sentence examples for aggregate losses from inspiring English sources

Although the $1.4 billion represents only a fraction of the firms' assets and an even smaller portion of the aggregate losses investors suffered when the stock bubble burst in 2000, regulators said it was enough punishment.

Japanese banks posted aggregate losses for ten consecutive years from 1993, and after a brief return to profitability they slumped back into losses in 2008.To be fair, Japan's banks have had a lot to contend with.

It could still happen, as Greece perches on the edge of a default that analysts at Berenberg Bank calculate would bring aggregate losses of €425 billion, or $543 billion, and through contagion threaten the viability of the euro zone.

They write: "America's biggest banks suffered massive financial losses due to bad loans and worse risk management…" and then add "The I.M.F. has boosted its estimate of aggregate losses by financial institutions to $4.1 trillion, only a fraction of which has been written down on balance sheets".

The aggregate losses before tax were €16.3 million ($18.2 million).

The study is the first step in a comprehensive program, currently underway at FM Global Research, to develop mathematical models to estimate aggregate losses from severe windstorms.

Early estimates put the aggregate loss at more than $1 billion.

It's the possibility of the aggregate loss.

Furthermore, the ECB's profit that year was £15.5m larger than the counties' aggregate loss.

Uruguay's warm-up results: a 70-8 aggregate loss over two matches against Japan, whose main strength is off-field chaos.

This is supposed to produce an "aggregate loss distribution", which estimates the likelihood that several events could happen at once and sink the company.