Sentence examples for form of loss from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bowers wrote five collections of poetry, including "For Louis Pasteur" (1990), "The Astronomers" (1965) and "The Form of Loss" (1956).

After dabbling in experimental prose, he turned, under the tutelage of Winters, to formal verse and at 32 published his first poetry collection, "The Form of Loss".

Even Zionism itself felt, at that time, like a form of loss — the loss of a European culture that had rejected, and was now murdering, Jews.

The charity warns in a UC training document: "Sanctions, in the form of loss of benefit, are designed to incentivise claimants to meet their work-related requirements and punish them for unreasonable failures.

All of the book's characters have experienced some form of loss, and one bereaved mother observes that, "everything in New York is built upon another thing, nothing is entirely by itself, each thing as strange as the last, and connected".

As shoppers surged on to the net, at least 15 retail websites suffered some form of loss of service on Black Friday, according to web monitoring firm Traffic Defender.

Predictability of future policy is vital for these large, would-be green investors.To turn private capital into green projects in the poor world, the group floated the idea of government-guaranteed bonds for climate-related investment, as well as more direct public support for specific green funds, in the form of loss-sharing agreements and debt guarantees.

A Grexit might cause problems for the EU in the form of losses for the ECB and others on bad debts.

She shows that there was real collateral damage, in the form of losses to local gas utilities that were trying to protect themselves against rising prices.

Schott says most investors tend to overestimate their tolerance for pain in the form of losses.

The mildest form of loss-of-function PRPS1 activity results in DFNX-2, characterized by only having nonsyndromic hearing loss.