Sentence examples for breadth of loss from inspiring English sources
In a grim reminder of the breadth of loss among the 96 people killed in the crash, the service will be organized by Poland's ambassador to France, Tomasz Orlowski, because the victims included the head of protocol at the foreign ministry, Mariusz Kazana.
The list released by A.I.G. on Sunday, detailing payments made between September and December of last year, could bolster that justification by illustrating the breadth of losses that might have occurred had A.I.G. been allowed to fail.
(G ) Summary of data shown in (A – F ). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02510.027 The breadth of miRNA loss (including potential secondary effects) poses an obvious limit to the suitability of Dicer knockouts for further functional studies.
But as bad as that number is, it does not show the breadth of the losses.
The breadth of the losses of Sept. 11 lent a somber undercurrent to the celebrations in the newsrooms of The Times, The Journal and The Post -- the newsrooms closest to the attacks themselves.
"Hurricane Ike and the Boeing strike contributed to the sharp downturn, but the breadth of production losses across industries shows that there is a more fundamental explanation: the U.S. economy is deleveraging".
The severity and breadth of the job losses in March — which afflicted nearly every industry outside of health care — prompted economists to conclude that an agonizing plunge in employment prospects was still unfolding.
"The breadth of the job losses across industries is evidence that businesses all through the economy are reacting at the same time.
The job losses will reduce the breadth of the institution's research, though areas where Kew is particularly strong, or can make an income, will be saved.
The $112 million loss highlighted the depth and breadth of the global downturn, as Caterpillar recorded double-digit sales declines in most of its businesses.
Mine is a story of personal and familial loss that runs the length and breadth of Italy.
