Sentence examples for aggregate losses of from inspiring English sources

estimated that banks and other financial institutions faced aggregate losses of $4.05 trillion in the value of their holdings as a result of the crisis.

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.

The aggregate losses of such sunk costs illustrate why a successful standard-setting process has economic and social benefits: avoiding unnecessary standards wars reduces unnecessary costs.

In addition, an index of aggregate loss of fit was used to validate the size charts, and the results showed that all the developed size charts had a good fit.

PFM found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 would result in an aggregate loss of $396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employees, cut remaining employee hours and benefits, and suspended plans to invest in new locations and hire additional workers.

Event damages and losses where aggregated on an annual basis to derive the annual aggregate loss of the simulated 1000 years.

"It remains a delicate balancing act for the board, recruitment team and manager as we strive to achieve our ultimate aim". Under Financial Fair Play Rules agreed in November 2014, as from the 2016-17 season Championship clubs will be permitted to make an aggregate loss of £39m over a three-season period.

According to the Agriculture Transportation Coalition, US agriculture exports have suffered an aggregate loss of $1.75 billion each month for the past two months because of gridlocked ports.

With Nepenthe, Deetjen's, the Ventana Inn and Post Ranch Inn shut down, he estimates "an aggregate loss of about $320,000 per day in total sales revenue," more than $2 million a week, and Monterey County — with its 10.5% hotel room tax — stands to lose $20,000 a day, money applied to its discretionary fund.

Twitter's aggregate loss for 2013 as of the end of Q3 was $133.8 million.

The aggregate loss to a portfolio of buildings given a seismic event is of interest to parties such as insurance companies, developers, political organizations and community planners.