Sentence examples for considered a loss from inspiring English sources

"This is universally considered a loss around here," one senior official said.

In 1975, when the last vote on whether to stay in the EU (then the European economic community) was held, the rightwing Conservative MP Enoch Powell, unhappy about what he considered a loss of national sovereignty, argued that the result was merely provisional as it could not be legally binding on parliament.

The exit of Scott Forstall, the leader of Apple's mobile software development, is considered a loss for skeuomorphism, they write, the use of clear, real-world images and metaphors — a spiral notebook, or, say, a bookshelf as a guide to users.

And apart from evergreens, such as games, utilities and programs to use Facebook and Twitter, even the most successful mobile apps often quickly fade into obscurity.In much the same way as recorded music is increasingly considered a loss leader for other products, paid-for apps are likely to become an ever smaller piece of the pie.

If females were to acquire horns, this could also be considered a loss of sexual dimorphism.

Owing to the fact that in electro-technique science the heating should be avoided and the heat released is considered a loss, the term hysteresis loss is also used.

Southeast Asia is seen as a growth market thanks to a population of over 600 million people, many of whom are coming online for the first time, but it is also considered a loss-making market for new industries like ride-sharing — particularly when two companies are locked in a subsidies war.

His survival allows him to spend time with his wife Bella in her last days of life, and he even retires (a forced retirement but one he seemingly welcomes) from the FBI (a point Chilton considers a loss of focus).

We consider a loss model of an unbuffered resource having C channels, which are shared by several different types of service connections.

In LT-AF codes, we consider a loss prone feedback channel for the first time and propose the encoder to generate degree-one output symbols (encoded symbols) only in acknowledgement to the reception of feedbacks.

The outcome was welcomed by all political parties represented in Croatia's parliament; some right-wing politicians objected to the low turnout and what they consider a loss of independence.