Sentence examples for heightened losses from inspiring English sources

In October, Twitter named Dorsey as its full-time CEO after an interim period, however, the social media company has struggled amid heightened losses, flat user engagement, and a slowing of its sales growth.

During times of disruptive change, all sorts of feelings are heightened — loss of control, the interruption of power, fear of failure.

A number of computer-generated sell programs heightened the losses, lopping more than 149 points off the Dow Jones industrial average.

"The consequences of [excessive] stress are straight-forward: physical illness; increase in health care costs; heightened turnover, loss of productive employees and loss of collegiality," said Ronald G. Downey, a Kansas State University professor, who is quoted in the article Stress Management in H.R. Magazine.

The two determined that a true drinking problem had several discrete, measurable components, like craving, heightened tolerance, loss of control and physical withdrawal symptoms.

One official argued that evacuating the city would only heighten property losses from an eruption because there'd be no one to fight the inevitable fires.

The compound blow from Vitesse and LSI may heighten the losses in chips, and this makes semiconductors Forbes.com's Sector To Watch today.

Mr. Auletta argues that the losses heightened the partners' insecurity and hastened the firm's sale.

Declines in its other businesses and BOA's allotment of $13.4 billion for credit losses heightened concern among investors.

Oxidative stress heightens the loss of telomere repeats per cell division (Sitte et al., 1998; Saretzki et al., 1999; Tchirkov & Lansdorp, 2003).

Studies in cultured cells also revealed that oxidative stress heightens the loss of telomere repeats per replication, presumably due to the sensitivity of telomeres to oxidative stress.