Sentence examples for has lost between from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon, eager to show progress, boasted on Monday that Isis has lost between 25% and 30% of the Iraqi territory it held in 2014.

Thirst is the sign that your body has lost between 0.8-2% of your body weight in water, and seeing that the brain consists of 80% water, the centrality of water cannot be understated.

The industry has lost between 30% and 50% of its revenues in the last five years, but the irony is that EMI is currently outperforming its peers, which include Sony BMG and Warner Music.

For instance, Varadero, Cuba – where more than a million tourists descend every year – has lost between 40,000 and 50,000 cubic metres of shoreline (430,000 to 537,500 sq ft), and a recent report says around 84% of the island's beaches are threatened.

London has lost between £30m and £50m a year by abandoning the £25-a-day charge on gas guzzlers in the congestion charge zone; the mutually beneficial cheap oil deal with Venezuela has been terminated, costing London £16m a year; and yet more may be thrown down the plughole with the expensive consultation on ending or watering down the western extension of the congestion charge.

The noted economist Wu Jinglian, citing rural affairs experts, estimates that farmers whose land has been seized have lost between 20 trillion and 35 trillion renminbi, or between $3.1 trillion and $5.4 trillion, in land value since the beginning of economic reforms in 1978.

In 10 days you will have lost between 8% and 10% of your body weight.

NBC estimates that North Carolina might have lost between $39.7m and $186m in revenue due to boycotts.

Several big departments have lost between 30% and 40% of their senior staff.

Since 1940, 12 of those counties have lost between 50% of 75% of their people.

The result is that growth is much lower than it need be and I estimate we have lost between 25 and 50 million jobs.