Sentence examples for escalating losses from inspiring English sources

Just when it seemed that the mortgage mess was ending, the Federal Housing Administration, the agency that insurers home mortgages, is said to be experiencing escalating losses.

The Federal Housing Administration's annual report is expected to show a sharp deterioration in the agency's financial condition, including a shortfall in reserves, the result of escalating losses on the $1.1 trillion in mortgages that it insures, according to people with knowledge of the entity's operations.

In a largely decorous but occasionally testy confrontation over four hours, the state trial attorney David E. Nachman presented Mr. Greenberg with dozens of reports, memos, calender items and depositions in three-ring binders about escalating losses in the auto warranty insurance program begun by Mr. Greenberg's son Evan, then an A.I.G. executive.

Maguire has been fighting to retain control of the company -- the biggest office landlord in downtown Los Angeles -- amid escalating losses and a plunging stock price.

As its forces continue to suffer escalating losses in Iraq, Libya, and Syria and a crunch on their pipelines of supplies and foreign fighters, morale has to be low.

The reality is that the Washington meetings will be dominated by talk about the escalating losses weighing on the world's leading banks, insurance companies and pension funds.

In 2007, their attempt to sell the complex to a real estate developer, David Bistricer, for $1.3 billion was blocked by tenant groups and local officials, who protested the escalating loss of moderately priced housing.

Subjectively, the person feels an escalating loss of control over the drug or the act and instead comes to feel increasingly controlled by it.

The accumulated changes lead to deficiencies in enzymes involved in necessary metabolic and maintenance processes, over time causing an escalating loss of function with an inability to maintain replicative fidelity of the genome [ 2- 4].

Hayflick (2003) defines aging in biological systems as a stochastic process that occurs systemically after reproductive maturity in animals that reach a fixed size in adulthood and that it is then caused by the escalating loss of molecular fidelity that ultimately exceeds repair capacity.

There are better ways to remedy shortages in some military specialties than imposing social policies that would escalate losses of experienced personnel who are not easily replaced.