Sentence examples for clearly a loss from inspiring English sources
"There's clearly a loss of faith in the company," said Charles L. Hill, director of research at First Call/ Thompson Financial.
Yet, while both sides blame each other for starting the violence, the destruction of the Osh bazaar was clearly a loss for all.
But the decision is just as clearly a loss for those of us who dream of a colorblind society, where men and women of all colors are given true equal weight and opportunity.
The head of the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations spoke in favour of the abolition, claiming that the right was "beneficial to a relatively small number of individuals, but clearly a loss to the greater public good".
"Americans have the right to know exactly who made this decision and who carried it out". "There is clearly a loss of confidence in HPSCI leadership among some House members, notably including members of the majority party," added Steve Aftergood, an intelligence and secrecy expert with the Federation of American Scientists.
There's clearly a loss of talent if mothers leave work permanently after maternity leave, and the unwillingness to employ women with children, she says, "also assumes that the time they've had not at their desks has been completely unproductive, that it hasn't made them grow".
An even better solution would be for machines to clearly label a loss as a loss.
If anything, the current batch of "reality TV" shows clearly demonstrates a loss of innocence in everyday folk regarding being on television.
Both of these men clearly fear a loss of control, an undermining of their power by foreigners or by popular revolt.
Kent police say between 25% and 40% of all crime in the town is now committed by smugglers.The government is clearly at a loss.
