Sentence examples for bring a loss from inspiring English sources

Delay could bring a loss of confidence, and with it the death of the dollarisation scheme.

"Make no mistake about that: it will bring a loss of revenues, and it will do nothing to solve the immigration problem," said Janet Murguía, president of the National Council of La Raza.

We use a Web-survey platoorm to compare the willingness to invest in LOSS-GAIN deposits that pay positive return G in favorable market conditions, but bring a loss L in the complementary states, to the valuation of parallel GAIN-ONLY deposits that pay small positive return G-|L| in the favorable scenario but bring zero return in the opposite case.

Each change brought a loss of cultural identity.

Players' wages topped £5m for the first time, while relegation from the Championship brought a loss in revenue of £3.7m.

Faiz Siddiqui, 38, graduated from the uni 16 years ago and is bringing a loss of earnings claim – for not achieving his goal of become an international commercial lawyer – valued by his lawyers at a minimum of £1 million.

In addition, the 1997 outbreak in Taiwan brought a loss of about 3.6 billion dollars to its exports [3].

In 2001, the outbreak of FMD in England brought a loss of 8 billion dollars [1], and the consequent occurrence in Holland killed 0.2 million animals [2].

In particular, the 1997 FMD outbreak in Taiwan brought a loss of approximately US$1.66 billion to the swine industry [ 1].

The drug -- which will compete with Pfizer Inc's Viagra, Eli Lilly's Cialis and Levitra, sold by GlaxoSmithKline and Bayer -- gives Vivus, which has struggled to bring a weight loss drug to market, a potentially lucrative commercial product.

A decrease in sperm-egg fusion and binding was shown in the oocytes with 50%% knockdown of ITGA9 on the oocyte surface as well as the reduction of the fertilized eggs percentage in comparison to the controls, but ITGA9 knockdown did not bring a comprehensive loss of fertilization ability.