Sentence examples for hemorrhaged from inspiring English sources
'hemorrhaged' is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used word in written English
You can use it when you are referring to a situation in which there is a sudden and large loss of something, usually resources or a type of substance. For example, "When the company was faced with bankruptcy, it hemorrhaged money at an alarming rate."
The defense department hemorrhaged $600m in lost productivity during the shutdown, a comptroller said.
By the next year, the company had lost almost a quarter of its market value and had hemorrhaged over $40 billion in costs associated with cleanup and recovery.
Then he hemorrhaged into the ventricle on the left side of the brain.
The obstetrician emphasized that Mario had hemorrhaged in his brain, that it was unclear how long he had been without oxygen during the difficult labor and delivery.
Maron took the gig to "get out from under the divorce," but it "hemorrhaged money" from Air America, which cancelled the show in July of 2009.
In California, a thirteen-year-old girl, Jahi McMath, hemorrhaged after throat surgery performed at Oakland Children's Hospital on December 9th.
They seem to have hemorrhaged leaves; in the space of a week, most have fallen.
Ms. McCarty said women who hemorrhaged after giving birth or experiencing ruptured ectopic pregnancies were referred to bigger hospitals, but often they had no blood either.
"But can a program with their tradition win six games when they have to go against the Dukes and Kansases?" No league has hemorrhaged more high-end talent than the Big East the past two seasons, when 10 players from the league made opening day N.B.A. rosters.
When most of France's colonies gained independance in the 1960s, the city hemorrhaged jobs.
Her husband, Tony, died in 1996 at age 35 when an undiagnosed brain tumor hemorrhaged and left him in an irreversible coma.
