Sentence examples for expected loss for from inspiring English sources
Difficult roads lie ahead for Harley-Davidson, which reported a wider than expected loss for the fourth quarter on Friday.
The biggest exception was Internet stocks, which were sharply lower after Internet venture firm CMGI cmgi posted a wider than expected loss for its third fiscal quarter.
Results are aggregated to compute the total annual expected loss for the entire Italian building stock, and the total income and profit margin for the insurance company assuming an insurance contract for all the property owners.
It is a major challenge to quantify the expected loss, for example assigning occurrence probabilities using quantitative approaches such as the applied storm risk model.
In that case, the expected loss for the particular scenario is estimated using Eq. 1 where the occurrence frequency of the considered event is assumed to be equal to 1.0.
The brand has been doing badly here, a fact that has contributed greatly to the companys string of six losses in the past seven years (including an expected loss for fiscal 1998, which ended Mar . 31 , 1999
National Semiconductor reported a fourth-quarter loss, and said today that it would post bigger than expected losses for the current quarter.
Contractual difficulties on a number of projects, and a slowdown in second half framework contracts, will lead to greater than expected losses for the full year 2011 at the AIM listed company, although revenues will remain "broadly in line" the company said in a statement to investor this morning.
There is a 10% chance that a changing climate will increase expected losses for houses in Brisbane and Melbourne by 6 18% over the next 50 years.
Note †The study reported expected losses for 20-, 100-, and 200-year return period events only; thus, the remaining data points have been interpolated.
The company recently announced that it will cut 12 percent of its workforce and forecast greater than expected losses for the second quarter of 1998, as well as for the entire fiscal year.
