Sentence examples for immaterial loss from inspiring English sources
"They are allies, and we continue to struggle together for the rights and expansion of the Indigenous territory as compensation for the immaterial loss of the river, which will never be the same," he said.
It has said only that "immaterial losses" occurred from trading problems during a system upgrade and that a review is under way.It is widely believed that Goldman's losses stemmed from a "dark pool"—designed to gather and match trading interest unobtrusively which inadvertently spat out prices onto public exchanges.
Marshall Wace has since said that this is incorrect and that its loss is immaterial at less than 0.2% of total funds under management.
A 2-0 defeat by Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday proved immaterial as Israel's loss to Cyprus confirmed Wales' place in France next summer.
If exposing consumer information in the largest breaches in the history of computing results in losses that are immaterial, why do we expect investments in protecting consumer information?
On the other hand, Ossoff's loss shouldn't be dismissed as immaterial.
Simply put, it hardly matters that this isn't your dad's Steelers, and it's immaterial that Mike Tomlin's team needed a Jets loss to sneak into the playoffs.
The Post Company said Monday that it expected its loss or gain from the sale to be immaterial.
The ultimate aim is to mitigate loss of life – who is providing that assistance is immaterial".
However, Goldman Sachs analysts estimate that the loss of Google's China earnings are likely to be "immaterial" for the company, as it's estimated to draw just about 1% of its total revenue from mainland China.
Owing to combined mechanisms of health selection (disadvantaged health restricts labour market participation and increases risk of job loss) and social causation (exposure to involuntary joblessness and its material and immaterial disadvantages have a negative effect on health), we expect a selection of SIM with disadvantaged human capital, health and addiction problems.
