Sentence examples for corresponding losses from inspiring English sources

Wide-ranging benefits accrue to society when gender equality is taken seriously – and corresponding losses when it is not.

It is undisputed that the buyers of Abacus were left with corresponding losses.

In the radio division, small gains were partly canceled out by corresponding losses.

And if 5 to 20percentt of those workers could not make it to their jobs because of a strike, the corresponding losses would be an additional $13 million to $51 million a day.

These individual losses allow estimates of the corresponding losses at population level.

The physically based approach permits to elucidate the origin of different impedance features and quantify the corresponding losses.

There is a corresponding loss of eccentricity.

The decline of knitting isn't just about a small gain in convenience, and a corresponding loss of skill.

The Communist Party, once the domain of peasants and factory workers, now attracts rich businessmen and middle-class professionals, and it has suffered a corresponding loss of ideological coherence.

The increasingly sedentary lives of many children and its corresponding loss in the amount of exercise was the cause cited by 22percentt of Americans.

If Australians respect the United States as a strong protector, they also resent what they describe as "American imperialism" and a corresponding loss of Australia's sovereignty, Mr. Mackay said.