Sentence examples for first ever loss from inspiring English sources

Mr Döpfner, became chief executive in 2002 following Springer's first ever loss the previous year.

For Stevenson, who is named for the rapper who died nine months before he was born, it marked his first ever loss in international competition.

Something had to give.' What gave, eventually, were the company's profits: in 1980 ICI reported its first ever loss and cut the dividend.

Sheffield Forgemasters announced plans last week to cut up to 100 staff from its 800-strong workforce, as it reported its first ever loss.

It's the first ever loss of subscribers by a major satellite TV company," said Craig E. Moffett, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Sheffield Forgemasters, a private company which makes parts for the submarines carrying the UK's Trident nuclear weapons, has also reported its first ever loss, of £9.4m, for the 18 months to the end of 2014.

Last year the company posted a Q3 net loss of NT$3 billion ($102 million) — its first ever loss-making quarter, albeit one which came as no surprise after more than a year of sliding sales in the fiercely competitive Android handset space.

The FTSE 100 is in the process of recording its fifth ever loss for the month of December since being established as all the festive cheer is being sapped by the continued lack of a lasting [solution] to the European debt crisis.

Bo Dallas had a chance to avenge his first-ever loss by facing off against the man who gave it to him, R-Truth.

Royal Mail posted its first-ever loss (of £100m) on this service in the year to March 30th.Postcomm, the postal regulator, reckons the only solution is more liberalisation.

In the year under Tyco ownership, CIT posted its first-ever loss and its credit rating was lowered, which increased borrowing costs.