Sentence examples for having losses from inspiring English sources
The company is selling and shutting businesses to focus on steel making and processing after having losses for seven quarters, largely, it says, because of competition from low-price imports.
With major stock indexes having losses nearly every day in the last week, investors have parked funds in shorter-term Treasuries, sending those yields, which move opposite to price, much lower compared with long-term bonds.
Having losses go to whoever you signed up through happens for the life of the account.
The multivariate model assessing the simultaneous impact of various factors on the functional prognosis showed that older patients, living with a relative or receiving some kind of social support and those with limited hip function before the fall had the highest odds of having losses in function.
"We've had losses," Ms. Forsyth said.
Business insurance had losses of $41.2 million versus $80.2 million.
It has had losses of at least $1 million.
Everybody has losses – it's unavoidable in life.
They also don't want to have losses".
Auto insurance had losses of $7.3 million, compared with $37.7 million a year ago, while homeowners had losses of $36.9 million, compared with $95.6 million.
