Sentence examples for debilitating loss from inspiring English sources
But it appears they have avoided a third, perhaps even more debilitating loss, a loss of confidence.
Under the circumstances, Nets Coach Byron Scott just wanted his players, coming off a debilitating loss to Phoenix, to play hard.
— RAY GLIER In games like this, the slightest misstep can mean the difference between an era-defining win and a debilitating loss.
The abnormal accumulation of proteins in the brain may be the common thread in different forms of dementia that cause debilitating loss of memory, language, judgment and cognitive and social functioning.
In a setting electrified by Studio Ghibli-esque magical realism, young Kubo (Art Parkinson) deals with both exhilarating conflict and debilitating loss.
Massachusetts' special election to fill the seat of the late Ted Kennedy Tuesday resulted in a debilitating loss for the Democratic Party and a historical upset in favor of the Republicans.
Did "British decline" owe nothing to the debilitating losses of wealth and lives resulting from two world wars?
Like all the old partnerships, Bear Stearns and Morgan Stanley have shunned that cozy model for the larger ambitions of public ownership, more capital and higher-risk trades which, for now at least, have led to debilitating losses.
The second part of the administration's plan -- forcing large financial firms to hold more capital as a buffer against the kind of debilitating losses that led policy makers to bail them out -- also will inevitably come up short, as bankers will likely game the system once the economy rebounds.
As federal policy makers try to nurse the financial industry back to health, they are trying to strike a balance between prodding the banks to lend more, which would probably increase economic growth, while also making sure the banks keep enough capital on hand to avoid another round of debilitating loan losses and a repeat of the financial crisis.
Millions of South Africans suffer from debilitating hearing loss.
