Sentence examples for damage losing from inspiring English sources

Smartphone chipmaker ARM did the damage, losing almost 6% after revenues missed forecasts this morning.

I even fear poor Ed Stourton is collateral damage, losing his job on Today just when there's a kickback against genial coves with large tums and posh voices elsewhere in public life (though I, for one, will miss his urbane contributions to the morning debates).The class discussion in Britain has carried on for a very long time, but in recent years many thought it had become less relevant.

But it was the Nasdaq Composite Index that took the most damage, losing 2.81% by the end of the day.

II./JG 1 had six Fw 190s force-land and another six suffered heavy damage, losing one pilot.

Seahorse by contrast suffered only light damage, losing two men dead and 16, including first Lieutenant Wilmot, wounded.

Milbank doesn't mention that Mr. Obama went on, patiently, to ground the remark after the laugh at his expense, by continuing to observe that most of the decisions that they made had to be made quickly, with each being weighed to see how much damage losing this bank or that, or making this choice or that would do to the economy.

It was one of the nation's great cases of collateral damage: lose precious history to gain critical water storage.

They will also have to compensate people and businesses for things like property damage, lost business revenue and harm to ecosystems.

It is believed the family launched legal action against the CPS and Met for psychiatric damage, lost earnings and disruption to their lives.

That figure reflects a range of annual costs, including crop damage, lost work days and premature deaths.

We observed that those parasites with extreme damage lost the phalloidin staining (Figure 4C and E).