Sentence examples for genuine losses from inspiring English sources

The episode inflicted genuine losses on any entity that bought Avon's stock as it bubbled.

"People have sold homes and businesses in the mistaken belief they were underwriting genuine losses.

A new study demonstrates that these cognitive differences manifest themselves in brain scans and physiological responses, revealing that, unlike healthy adults, both depressed adults and young people treat missed opportunities and genuine losses as equally regretful events -- even if they were not directly responsible.

Since PA28 sequences in Opisthokonts share above 30% identity over the last 150 amino acids (fig. 5 B), the perceived absence of PA28-like sequences in Choanoflagellates and Ascomycota can thus be most likely considered indicative of genuine losses.

The "loss" of these genes in particular may have technical explanations such as poor assemblies, sequencing errors, sequencing gaps, or loss of function alleles in the sequenced strains (see below), rather than genuine losses fixed within a species.

"... goes beyond routine volatility into areas of genuine loss.

Lucasta Miller, author of The Brontë Myth, described the sale as "a genuine loss.

If a house price or an equity price falls there is a genuine loss in economic value, at least over the time period concerned.

That may be the real secret of the book's enduring popularity, the way it substitutes for a feeling of genuine loss the almost pleasant pain of nostalgia.

The bitter ideological resentments were deepened by genuine loss: another of Benzion's sons, Yoni, was the Israeli commando killed in the extraordinary rescue of the hostages at Entebbe, in 1976.

In particular, there are circumstances in French law where rights to privacy extend beyond death, if the deceased's next of kin can show genuine loss or harm as a consequence of publication.