Sentence examples for corporation lost from inspiring English sources

The health care corporation lost about $42 million two years ago.

Tony Hall, the BBC director general who said the corporation "lost the plot" on payouts, backed the HR director during her previous appearance before MPs in July.

But Mr. Weitzman said this year's loss may end up closer to $20 million, pointing out that the corporation lost $6.6 million through March.

The corporation lost a 10th building in a recent sheriff's auction after a judgment was issued against it by someone who fell in the building and filed a lawsuit.

Earlier today the corporation lost the World Athletics Championships to Channel 4 after 27 years, while earlier this month it was announced that it would be sharing live coverage of the US Masters golf tournament with Sky from next year.

She described the BBC as "upset" about losing its hit show, but that the corporation "lost" the contract after its relationship with Bake Off producers Love Productions broke down.

The Standard Oil monopoly demonstrated what happens when a corporation loses sight of providing consumers a product and becomes overwhelmed with the greed for profit.

If a publicly traded corporation loses a factory to fire, stock prices would fall accordingly.

Business lobbyists said that if the corporations lost the tax breaks entirely, they would find themselves at a serious disadvantage against European competitors.

A narrow focus on outcomes and academisation, which treats schools like corporations, loses sight of the real issues in education".

It's an inconvenience if you lose your favorite music player, but when corporations lose an electronic gadget, the stakes can be high.