Sentence examples for cause a loss for from inspiring English sources

C1 UAL said the labor dispute this summer, coupled with the higher cost of jet fuel and an expensive new pilot contract, would cause a loss for this quarter and probably for the next.

Such a reduction would cause a loss for the original lender, but that loss might be smaller than it would be with the alternative: the house goes into foreclosure.

As patients can exit from their current relationship if they are not satisfied, they can cause a loss of income for the providers [ 10, 11].

The increase in dense plantation forests and loss of persistent pasture and grassland can also cause a loss of habitat for some species that prefer open sites (Lymn and Temple 1991).

This could cause a loss of propulsion or, for a model fitted with an automatic transmission, cause a roll-away even when the gear selector was in Park.

Third, the documentation of nursing interventions as free text in nursing reports may cause a loss of essential information for data extraction.

Last fall Farm Credit System officials told the Reagan Administration and Congress that financial distress in the farm sector could cause a loss of between $2 billion and $3 billion for 1985 and that the system might show losses for 1986 and 1987.

' This can cause a loss of strength and stability for the time just after stretching.

Ash fall can, for example, cause a loss of traction on roadways whereas lapilli fall can break windshields of cars.

However, these drugs come with a marked risk for addiction, cause a loss of dopamine by releasing more than is produced, and they can disrupt the way that your body naturally produces dopamine.

Mr. Yang said formally on Thursday what diplomats here had been whispering for months: personal attacks against Mr. Kim by Mr. Bush, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other top administration officials had caused a "loss of face" for North Korean officials and created big obstacles to reaching any negotiated solution.