Sentence examples for duty loss from inspiring English sources
And the transcribed interviews of Ms. Latty's book (its full title is "In Conflict: Iraq War Veterans Speak Out on Duty, Loss, and the Fight to Stay Alive") acquire a specifically theatrical tension and immediacy.
IN CONFLICT AND THE ATHEIST A former reporter who now teaches journalism, Yvonne Latty wrote a book published in 2006 titled "In Conflict: Iraq War Veterans Speak Out on Duty, Loss, and the Fight to Stay Alive".
She is now an advisor on line-of-duty loss and a co-author of Military Widow: A Survival Guide.
These participants were released for the first time from their hospital duties without loss of pay to attend the training.
In this paper, an improved model of the phase-shifted full-bridge converter is minutely described on the basis of some specific challenges of electromagnetic transmitter based on full-bridge structure, such as power losses and duty-cycle loss.
Other covered situations are the policyholder's death or the death of a family member; strikes, natural disasters or weather that disrupts services; jury duty or the loss of a job, and the cessation of operations by an airline, cruise line or tour operator (though companies that have filed for bankruptcy before you buy insurance are typically excluded).
For applications with extreme duty ratio, the losses are higher than predicted by the classical loss theory.
The fact that debt is a two-way street – that the returns on debt exist because of the risk that the money might be lost, and creditors have their own moral duty to accept losses when they arise – is erased by this telling of the events.
The commanding officer of the nuclear-powered submarine Hampton was relieved of his duty because of a loss of confidence in his leadership, the Navy said.
Just as his earlier tragedy galvanized his public and private sense of duty, this more recent loss seems to have done much the same.
Had your mother been mugged while swanning about with your aunt — i.e., having sisterly fun — your mother would have had no duty to bear the loss of the ring single-handedly.
