Sentence examples for cumulative losses from inspiring English sources

Cumulative losses last year reached $7 billion, even after the bailout.

But the company had reported $1.8 billion in cumulative losses in the previous two years.

CW estimated their cumulative losses may already have passed £2 billion.

But print is obviously a declining industry, threatening cumulative losses that would daunt mere billionaires.

Cumulative losses in European soccer surpassed $1.5 billion in 2009 alone, according to news reports.

We are losing close to $1tn a year in potential output, with cumulative losses to date approaching $5tn.

Google completed its $12.4bn acquisition of Motorola in July 2012; since then the business has made cumulative losses of $1.6bn.

Just why Mr. Moon's followers would finance cumulative losses thought to total $400 million or more remains unclear.

Cumulative losses for 2017-18 arexpecteded to be £35m for the 12 clubs, an average of almost £3m each.

According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the company has posted $477 million in cumulative losses since the beginning of 2010.

That would raise cumulative losses at the 94-year-old company to nearly $25 billion in five years.