Sentence examples for likely loss from inspiring English sources

Of far greater concern was the likely loss of revenue.

But this is badly misleading, and probably won't work, even after Trump's likely loss.

However, carriage fees do not look enough to make up for the likely loss of audience and ad revenue.

Labour, which has previously estimated the likely loss of council housing at 200,000 homes by 2020, joined the attack.

Patients frequently express concern over the likely loss of range of motion (ROM) of the neck postoperatively.

We trace the likely loss event for both proteins to soon after the divergence of Odontocetes and Mystocetes (baleen whales) ∼33-37 Mya.

The biggest danger of this approach is the likely loss of London's role as the global financial centre despite its key contribution to Britain's economic growth.

Where soccer's underdogs traditionally opt for a highly defensive style of play, preferring a potential draw to an otherwise likely loss, Leicester has been aggressive and thrilling.

The government claimed that national security necessitated this closure after the Saudis threatened the likely loss of "British lives on British streets" if the investigation continued.

According to a German news report, Mr. Schröder, wishing to avoid association with a likely loss, cut back on appearances in the state.

"Our investigation considered a wide range of evidence and we concluded that the likely loss of competition could give rise to higher prices for retailers, and ultimately consumers".