Sentence examples for hypothetical loss from inspiring English sources

Only Morgan Stanley, which managed Priceline's initial offering, has done worse, with a hypothetical loss of 94percentt.

India's coal minister, Sriprakash Jaiswal, disputed the formula used by the auditor to estimate the hypothetical loss and said the government had been "transparent" in its coal policies.

Assessment of the consequence of hypothetical loss of coolant accident (LOCA) in primary circuit is an essential element to address fulfilment of acceptance criteria.

It takes a certain mind-set to worry more about a hypothetical loss of confidence than about the clear and present suffering of the unemployed — the mind-set, one might say, of a conventional central banker.

Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal "disputed the formula used by the auditor to estimate the hypothetical loss and said the government had been 'transparent' in its coal policies," Mr. Bajaj wrote.

Under the view of the case taken by the district court it was unnecessary to precisely appraise the value of services and materials rendered; an approximation was thought to suffice because the hypothetical loss had the contract been fully performed was greater in amount.

Analyses have been performed of the potential consequences to the public of hypothetical loss-of-coolant accidents in conceptual fusion power plant designs.

This involves limiting the consequences of 1) a hypothetical control rod withdrawal accident (by minimizing the core reactivity loss during the irradiation cycle), and 2) an hypothetical loss-of-flow accident (by reducing the sodium void worth).

During a hypothetical loss-of-coolant accident or a severe accident in a light water nuclear reactor (LWR), condensation heat transfer directly affects the pressure behavior and hydrogen distribution in the containment.

But such faceless and hypothetical losses of species can make even the most earnest environmentalist's eyes glaze over.

Eight of the 91 lenders it examined did not have enough capital to absorb hypothetical losses in the event of a downturn.