Sentence examples for counter losses from inspiring English sources

Earnings at the entertainment units are helping counter losses elsewhere at Sony, investors said.

German unemployment rose at the fastest pace in five years in May, as companies including Deutsche Telekom and Siemens continued to cut jobs to counter losses stemming from last year's economic slump.

The western U.S. gained enough carbon to counter losses from unsuppressed fire only with the high CO2 response, especially in conjunction with the higher CO2 emission rate.

Distributing risk throughout more borrowers such that the amount in loans that do pay off, counter losses from defunct borrowers, proves as an impetus for more lending at an individual level.

Furthermore, it has a high reproductive rate to counter losses to predation.

Interventions designed to counter loss of physicians should focus on graduates from top quality institutions.

The occurrence of colour polymorphisms in natural populations can result from biased mutation, pleiotropy and trade-offs, gene flow, spatially and/or temporally fluctuating selection and negative frequency-dependent selection that can counter loss of variation by genetic drift [ 10– 13].

They not only stimulate beta cell function [ 15], but also counter loss of beta cell functions and cell survival achieved by oxidised LDL or chronic hyperglycaemia [ 13, 15, 16].

Counter-losses have been dropped precisely because the necessity argument is so strong that when you live in a culture that is making it illegal to take the actions that are necessary to safeguard survival, then there is something wrong with the laws, and there are even people within the legal system that are starting to recognize that.

Importantly, while dop-1 mutant animals did not show a defect and responded similarly to wild-type animals, loss of DOP-1 countered loss of DOP-3; a role for DOP-1 was only revealed when examined in combination with loss of DOP-3 [25].

Under high v, HGT becomes essential because this counters loss of fitness arising from reduction in gene types.