Sentence examples for digest losses from inspiring English sources

The bank is a symbol of the increasingly fragility of Spain's banking system, which has failed to digest losses produced by a 2008 housing bust.

On Friday, Bank of America said it would receive $20 billion more from the Treasury to help it digest losses it took on by acquiring Merrill Lynch, a process begun in September.

You see, it's easier to digest losses if they can be attributed to fluke events, like the Bucs' special teams fiasco in Week 2. It's simpler to rationalize defeat if it can be pinned on a freakish turnabout, like the Indianapolis Colts' four-minute, 21-point drill for a comeback on "Monday Night Football".

[C7.] Businesses Face Loss of Records As businesses began to digest the loss of life, they also had to address the loss of records.

Several pollsters have cancelled planned fieldwork to let Brazilians digest their loss.Visibly shaken by the loss of a friend and ally, Ms Silva has not yet declared her intentions.

As businesses began to digest the loss of life yesterday, they also had to address the loss of records.

The Broncos don't have much time to digest the loss.

"It wasn't easy to digest the loss in the final against Stan Wawrinka," he said".

On the way home you are still together with the group and you digest the loss with the team.

Meanwhile, MBIA rebounded after its nosedive Thursday morning, as Wall Street digested its losses and the company provided reassurances it is on firm financial footing.

Bit by bit, they were marshalling their strength, looking to the future, remembering what it was like to hope for more of life than just another day, while digesting the losses of friends and family.