Sentence examples for dramatic losses from inspiring English sources

Americans are experiencing dramatic losses in 401(k) and I.R.A. retirement savings accounts.

But important, if less dramatic, losses occur often in real life, because the process of social framing often exaggerates the gains from private spending.

Labour's most dramatic losses were in Scotland, previously a Labour stronghold, where 56 of the 59 seats were won by an insurgent Scottish National Party SNPP).

In a 2007 petition, the Center for Biological Diversity said rising temperatures had already caused "dramatic losses" of pika populations at lower elevations.

That follows a calmer day's trading in Japan, where the Nikkei finished 1.2% higher - clawing back some of last week's dramatic losses.

The discovery of the dramatic losses suffered by farmland birds since 1980 comes as the green movement prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring.

But that was a dramatic loss.

It's not a dramatic loss.

I think it's a really dramatic loss".

A new UNEP report tomorrow will show dramatic loss of arable land across globe.

"By January, we may see a dramatic loss of restaurants," Mr. Zagat said.