Sentence examples for is losing about from inspiring English sources

Motorola, meanwhile, is losing about a billion dollars a quarter.

The city is losing about $195 million a year in tax revenue, the mayor said.

The federal government is losing about $30 million a day from the loss of the ticket tax.

"I suppose one of the hardest things is losing about a third of your life, that's quite hard.

The Hornets say the team is losing about $1 million a month because the current arena lacks luxury seating.

Egal's electricity bill last month was $4,200 and the bank is losing about $20,000 a month.

At the rate they are being lost, about 33 acres annually, they could vanish entirely in two decades.

The auxiliary amounts are also retrieved correctly, but, as previously alluded to, information is lost about the catalyst by forcing the reporting of Ru/Al2O3 as separate, isolated species.

39 Since most epidemiological surveys utilize Western assessment tools and focus on diagnostic categories, important information is lost about how illnesses might appear in different cultural settings.

"If you use hydraulics, you are losing about 35 percent".

Between October 1943 and May 1944, it was losing about one crew a week.