Sentence examples for continual losses from inspiring English sources

Combined with the Q3 results, this disclosure went down well with investors who have become accustomed to minimal user growth and continual losses.

They next attacked Hostilius Mancinus; 5 him too they reduced by inflicting continual losses upon him, so that no one could endure even to look in the eyes or hear the voice of a Numantine.

While discussing a KRRC sniper section, Hutton singles its Southern Rhodesian members out for their fine marksmanship, commenting that "accustomed to big game shooting, [they] particularly excelled in this system of 'snipers', and inflicted continual losses upon the enemy".

This flow supplies mass to the ablation zone, compensating for the continual loss of ice there.

But it could regain its popularity, if the alternative is a continual loss of jobs in every state.

Benign market forces alone do not explain the continual loss of union membership in the midst of broad support.

Nonstop production of new hoof makes good the continual loss of hoof wall, occurring at the distal ground surface.

"There isn't the zeal that you might have found years ago for amazon's continual loss of profitability," says Stephens.

The subsequent recognition that the ocean is not closed and that a continual loss of salts occurs due to sedimentation in certain environments severely limited this novel approach.

There is, however, a continual loss of sulfur from terrestrial ecosystems as some of it drains into lakes and streams and eventually into the ocean as runoff.

Since continual loss of telomeric DNA is predicted to eventually limit cell proliferation, activation of telomerase in cancer cells may represent an important step in the acquisition of the cell immortalization which occurs during tumor progression.