Sentence examples for experienced losses from inspiring English sources

Citadel, the hedge fund behemoth that experienced losses of more than 50 percent during the financial crisis, has finally recovered.

The TY7 and TYE7 beams experienced losses that were 79%and72%2% of the ultimate losses predicted using Eurocode 2 equations, respectively.

Also experienced losses from 1960 PCCVC ashfall due to stomach blockages 25 Burial and remobilisation E ✓ (on-going) - ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ (chronic) Ash in rumen causing stomach blockages.

Shares of Goldcorp fell 3.8%, or $1.65, to $42.15, in New York, while peers such as Barrick Gold, Yamana Gold and Newmont Mining all experienced losses.

Only countries in Europe's far north, home to 5% of the bee population, and which suffered through a bitter winter, experienced losses of more than 20%.

However, most had faced multiple types of losses, including the loss of a partner, the mother, the father, a sibling, a child, another family member or another close person with a total mean of five different types of experienced losses.

There is a sadness and rage that runs through the lyrical veins of Houseman, Hardy, Kipling and Elgar, who all experienced loss of relatives and friends in the first world war but who never allowed pathos to descend into bathos.

The black vertical line corresponds to ideal MDS code for which the decoding failure is equal to 0 as long as the experienced loss rate is strictly inferior to 50%%.

In Fig. 11 a, the black vertical line corresponds to ideal, MDS code, for which the decoding failure is equal to 0 as long as the experienced loss rate is strictly inferior to 50%% for (r_{G}=frac {1}{2}).

The outcome-dependent variable was coded as (mother experienced loss of child = 1) if the child died between the ages of 0 and 4 years, 11 months, and 30 days (i.e., under 5 years); otherwise, we coded 0. The outcome variable includes neonatal, post neonatal, infant, child and under 5 mortality.

"Loss" means the respondent was not in town at the time of explosion or a witness but experienced loss of someone to whom they were close.