Sentence examples for fatal loss from inspiring English sources

European banks might suffer a fatal loss of confidence.

But Mr. Lodato was out sick for four months, a potentially fatal loss of time.

Major central banks can generally withstand failure to achieve targets without a fatal loss of credibility.

I don't think so, and I am surprised so many Labour frontbenchers seem to disagree; at the very least it represents a near fatal loss of confidence.

Instead it had everything to do with the aircraft's apparently fatal loss of a crucial and often elusive commodity: public confidence.

But after a long, bizarre montage of the Manhattan skyline (the first sign of a fatal loss of confidence) they seem to be acting in a vacuum.

Mauritius has experienced one such flooding in 2013 with fatal losses.

Weick and Sutcliffe (2007) have analyzed high-reliability organizations that must continue to function because their failure will result in fatal losses.

It would have to decide between continuing to sustain large (but far from fatal) losses on its refinery or shutting it down entirely, much to their great embarrassment.

There is evidence of a malevolent hand at work: oil price manipulation by traders orchestrating a short squeeze to push up the price of West Texas Intermediate crude to the point that it would generate fatal losses in Semgroup's accounts.

By the time the markets figured out that many of these new homeowners were unable to make their payments, sticking the banks with sometimes-fatal losses, the chiefs had already sold their stock.