Sentence examples for face any loss from inspiring English sources

D1 Analysts speculated about whether the Scientific Games Corporation, which this week dismissed an employee in connection with the disputed bet, will face any loss of confidence among its clients or investors.

The reason behind this is that self-efficacy creates an intrinsic motivation in the individual, which develops a resilience to face any loss or failure during the execution of the toughest task (Bandura1986).

For a company now involved in investigating the actions of one of its employees amid allegations of wrongdoing in its computer systems, a pressing question has arisen: Will Scientific Games face any loss of confidence among its clients, potential future clients, or investors?

Putnam said it would be "premature" to predict whether the fund's investors would face any losses.

Whether creditors would face any losses remains a more open question - but at least the Kanjorski amendment, if applied properly, would put that possibility firmly on the table.

Add to that the repressive measures in the USA PATRIOT ACT and the utter fraud that selling the Iraq War required on the part of the administration, a crime for which they will never face any censure or loss of liberty, and you have a perfect storm for years of paranoia and fear from the powerless about the motivations and actions of the powerful.

A revenue-maximizing monopolist is selling a single indivisible good to buyers who face a loss if any of its rival buyers obtain it.

The United States Supreme Court held 30 years ago, in Argersinger v. Hamlin, that any person facing a loss of liberty was entitled to a lawyer.

If prices rise, the investor faces a loss.

The Department of Education faces a loss of over 6,000 teaching positions.

"But it is an equal tragedy for any parent to face the loss of a young child".