Sentence examples for directly lost from inspiring English sources

Moreover, that's more than its funds directly lost when Chrysler went bankrupt, though some of its co-investors lost as well.

All three banks' share prices promptly fell.Besides those who directly lost money in this week's fall, investors in Europe have good reason to be wary of continental Europe's banking sector.

"There is generally a sense of survivor guilt, that even if you didn't have anyone directly lost in this catastrophe, you have guilt about having lived through this," said Sylvia Welsh, a psychologist at the New York University Psychoanalytic Institute in Manhattan.

It is estimated that approximately 70% of the surface water is directly lost to groundwater.

About 10 15% of all dyes are directly lost to waste water during the dyeing process (Tolia et al. 2012).

Particles were captured on proximal pieces of the ventilator circuit or directly lost on the expiratory limb during the long expiratory time measured in this study [7, 38].

Don't be surprised if it is hard to find examples of people directly losing their jobs to automation like those on the Golden Gate Bridge, he adds.

In this country, he said as the waiter refilled coffee cups, "sustainable political movements" tend to be built on constituencies that are "basically people who have something to directly gain or to directly lose".

Going through the difficult years leading up to transition had made me a better listener, and when meeting in person, I was able to respond to the needs and questions of my friends and family directly, losing little "in translation," something that often happens in writing or when contact is indirect.

For example, even if you didn't directly lose money as a result of the breach, you can claim damages if you lost some other benefit that had a monetary value, such as a job.[10].[10]

"If my computer isn't working, I equate it directly to lost income," she said.