Sentence examples for expected losses from inspiring English sources
City broker Numis Securities increased its estimate for UK Coal's expected losses this year to £91.2m.
Banks are trying to compensate for these expected losses by charging more for loans and cutting off delinquent borrowers.
Then at the end of 2012 Circle lost its chief executive, not long after it posted higher than expected losses.
The broadcaster, which also owns TalkSport and the ITV franchise in Northern Ireland, said in March that it expected losses to hit £6m this year.
National Semiconductor reported a fourth-quarter loss, and said today that it would post bigger than expected losses for the current quarter.
After racking up worse than expected losses this year – it is expected to lose around £60m – JJB raised twice as much as was first expected.
US Airways posted worse-than-expected losses as well yesterday.
The best the Democrats can hope for in 2010 is smaller-than-expected losses.
Yet their stars may also fall if a long economic slowdown produces bigger-than-expected losses at conservative banks, too.
The company recently warned of much-larger-than-expected losses in the six-month period that ended in February.
Japan's leading mobile phone operator, NTT DoCoMo Inc., will probably post a loss for the fiscal year ending today, because of larger-than-expected losses on overseas investments.
