Sentence examples for clear loss from inspiring English sources

Comments of the parent-researchers quoted in the article demonstrate a clear loss of this objectivity.

They resell a painting for a clear loss, the reverse of what happened in Part One.

The narrative of the song is clear — loss — but all the details are missing.

And Mr. Milosevic cannot be sure, if he tries to override a clear loss in elections, that the army and police will back him.

Those four elections resulted in one clear loss for the incumbent party (2008), one clear win (1988) and two very close elections.

If a renewed focus on "majority reassurance" then comes at the cost of minority integration there is a clear loss for social justice (our punitive asylum debates offer one case study).

And the coolest part, according to Mr. Lindert — one of the authors of the case for big government — is that they achieved this "without any clear loss in G.D.P".

When I took it down, on Labor Day, the crone of a salami weighed four pounds (a clear loss of two and a quarter pounds), and was just eight and a half inches around.

The year 1992 is something of a borderline case — job growth was sluggish enough that you might have expected a loss for Mr. Bush, but not necessarily a clear loss.

But neither Kanepi nor Kimiko Date-Krumm should be able to knock out French Open champion Li Na, who seems to have regained her form after a clear loss of conditioning after Wimbledon.

Thus, the clear loss-of-function effect of S183I RIG-I SNP was confirmed by measuring the secretion of IL-8 (n = 3 p<0.0001; Fig. 3D) and RANTES (not illustrated) in the supernatants of stimulated HEK 293T cells.