Sentence examples for be a substantial loss from inspiring English sources

Surrendering their veto over patents would be a substantial loss of sovereignty for the EU's members.

"People could begin asking for their money back for the gala and that would be a substantial loss".

Nathan Bostock, who has quit as finance director to join Santander, said there would be a "substantial loss" but would not be precise.

The loss of anything other than a tiny minority of these junior doctors will be a substantial loss to the NHS if these expensively-trained, excellent young medical graduates choose not to pursue a career in the NHS".

If they were more popular this would be a substantial loss but with the price of a regular Civic averaging £14,000, the company is forced to subsidise the hybrid.

"It is clear that the plaintiffs have made substantial investments in the development and protection of their brand-specific ingredient information," Judge O'Toole wrote, "and that there would be a substantial loss of competitive advantage if they were required to disclose that information for publication by the Commonwealth".

"Over five shifts in a week is a substantial loss of my tips," she says.

"Whilst the final death toll is unclear, there is no doubt that there has been a substantial loss of life at the hands of the military.

That is a substantial loss, one that turns something as simple as washing a dish into an existential event and makes motherly advice feel like character assassination.

There was a substantial loss of total nitrogen (52%) in one column, whereas other columns exhibited zero to minor losses (<12%).

However, due to the diminishing number of grazing animals, there has been a substantial loss of seminatural grasslands during the last century.