Sentence examples for be a considerable loss from inspiring English sources

It was his 19th goal in 20 appearances and he would be a considerable loss if the injury affects him over the Christmas programme.

But for Samsung, the same thing happened twice with the same model so there's going to be a considerable loss of consumer faith," said Greg Roh at HMC Investment Securities.

If the show does not return to production next season, it would be a considerable loss for both CBS and Warner Brothers, but as one senior executive involved in the decision summed it up on Thursday, "We had to do it".

Our phylogenetic results demonstrate that the extinction of this frog would be a considerable loss of evolutionary history, thus adding to the demand [ 4] that urgent conservation action is taken.

It was a considerable loss on a shareholding that Singapore bought from Branson for £600m in 1999.

The Colonel was convinced that his business was doomed, and in 1956 he auctioned it off, at what he says was a considerable loss.

This is a considerable loss in pension data on working lives (previous contributions as well as benefits).

In Bangladesh, about 40% of the crop loss is caused by pests and insects attack which is a considerable loss (Bagchi et al. 2009).

These descriptors include the phase information, but because of d k  = d N-k, there is a considerable loss of information compared to (6).

Shocked by the news, Siebert's peers lauded his character and play, indicating that his death was a considerable loss to the game of hockey.

It is a considerable loss for data pooling that unpublished trial results are omitted.