Sentence examples for chronic losses from inspiring English sources

The clubs suffered chronic losses and corruption scandals, and their stadiums were left to decay.

And the Starbucks representative bleated that duff property decisions at least partly explain the firm's supposedly chronic losses in the UK.

And with market-clearing prices and competition from foreign trade, governments will have a strong and demonstrable basis for closing down enterprises that suffer chronic losses.

Edison has long depended on investors' willingness to overlook its chronic losses and high overhead -- problems that echoed those that plagued earlier business ventures run by its founder, H. Christopher Whittle.

That will be a stretch, given that some brand-name German state companies, like Lufthansa and Deutsche Bahn, are not in a good position to be sold, either because of chronic losses or worries about their industries.

The hands-off approach has persisted despite chronic losses at Isuzu and despite the fact that G.M. has a larger stake in Isuzu than Renault, DaimlerChrysler or Ford have in their partners.

Groupon and Zynga, two other chronic loss makers, are also near the top in several categories.

There have been darker days, both personally and professionally, caused by a relationship break-up and chronic loss of form.

"We urgently want to escape this chronic loss-making state," he said.

The result is a significant and chronic loss of jobs and trade on both sides of the border.

Hartmut Mehdorn, chief executive of DB, has turned a chronic loss-making railway into a powerful international business which plans to float some 30% of its shares next year.