Sentence examples for institutional loss from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, the profession as a whole has suffered an institutional loss," said Henrique Luz, partner and director for business development at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Brazil.

"As you get bigger, perhaps you have to leave the highly experimental productions behind for smaller companies to do, and that, I guess, is an institutional loss," he said.

In the aftermath, Chrissie Iles, the curator of film and video at the Whitney, and Diane Shamash, director of Minetta Brook, assumed that their "Riverrun" proposal to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey would be postponed and would wither, one of the many minor institutional losses connected to Sept. 11.

Without this protection, all commerce – conducted with plastic or mobile devices – is a catalyst for massive personal and institutional financial loss.

With appropriate trading rules and institutional arrangements, the loss and gain of habitat could be governed to improve the spatial cohesion and size of ecological networks and the capacity of landscapes to support biodiversity.

At the most recent November 2013 international climate change talks in Warsaw, 194 countries negotiated the best way to establish institutional arrangements for loss and damage under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

A jury yesterday ordered the investment bank that underwrote a bond issue for a cosmetics company that soon failed to pay almost $52 million to three institutional investors for losses they suffered when they bought the bonds.

[C13.] CIBC Ordered to Pay $52 Million A jury in Los Angeles County Superior Court ordered CIBC World Markets, the investment bank that underwrote a bond issue for Renaissance Cosmetics, to pay almost $52 million to three institutional investors for losses they suffered when they bought the bonds.

For snobs, it's called the loss of institutional memory.

That restructuring organisations such as the Arts Council can lead to loss of institutional memory, and of valuable insight and experience.

To others, they represent an insult to veteran school officials, a devastating loss of institutional memory and a corporate-style takeover of the public school system.