Sentence examples for could be a loss of from inspiring English sources

"I'm also very concerned that there could be a loss of the impetus for prison reform.

Should it detach, there could be "a loss of directional control," the automaker said in its report.

"If people's confidence erodes there could be a loss of support for the process, which could lead to its end," he said, referring to the peace talks.

But I have got to recognise on this particular issue I respect people if they feel otherwise because it is such a morally challenging decision to make whether you are going to go to war and a result of that people will be maimed and there could be a loss of life".

If scientists now change the meaning of the word "species" to take advantage of the laws and goodwill that have been built for their protection — if it even appears they are engaged in such legerdemain — the result could be a loss of credibility for both science and conservation.

This could be a loss of arbitrary points for driving off the road or a gain of points for increasing speed.

He was right, and the consequences of the last election could well be a loss of liberty, choice, access and avenues of recourse for many.

This could either be a loss of bone mass as observed in postmenopausal osteoporosis or a gain of bone mass as observed in osteopetrosis.

Discarding the sparsely connected nodes could be a hazardous loss of important information of the PPI network.

You get a chill down your spine when you are making a decision to send people into war where there could be a possible loss of life … When you are sending people with a potential loss of life I think it is a conscience decision, I think it is a moral decision.

There could be a serious loss of credibility for both Omnicom's John Wren and Publicis Levyy.