Sentence examples for brought loss from inspiring English sources
First, brutal lawlessness on an American street brought loss and grief to Sandra Vallejo and her seven children, natives of Ecuador who live in Queens.
Just one lot of talks will now lead up to the 2015 conference in France.In this section Squeezing the sleazy A traditionalist avant-garde What Doha did ReprintsDoha also formally brought "loss and damage" caused by climate change into the negotiations.
"These past few days have brought loss and grief to the world that is beyond our comprehension," he said at his ranch in Crawford, Tex., adding that Washington was prepared to contribute much more than the $35 million it initially pledged.
One woman characterized her sense of being left to manage transition alone: "I felt like I was being abandoned" (Kim), while another expressed concern that detachment brought loss of the "peace and comfort of knowing that you have a doctor to call on" (Doreen).
A spokesman for the junta claimed that democracy had brought losses for Thailand.
In southern Texas, one of the poorest areas of the United States, the drought brought losses of $1 billion between 1996 and 2001, according to a study by Texas A&M University.
This too has brought losses (the differences between local accents in ballet used to be much more pronounced than today, so that there is a danger of international homogenization), but at Ballet Theater and the Royal Ballet we see its gains.
But the capacity brought losses instead of profits.
But the use of higher concentrations of cellulase (3.5%) brought losses in fabric weight due to more hydrolysis of cellulose.
That brought losses for the first three quarters of the year to $291.5 million, or $9.69 per share.
