Sentence examples for losing defined from inspiring English sources
The SSA-approved reasons include marriage, divorce, death of a spouse, job loss or reduced hours, losing defined pension benefits or loss of income from an income-producing property because of a natural disaster.
The excess hours lost (defined as actual less baseline) includes unexplained variation that may be due to (unknown) events unrelated to influenza.
Following tumor growth in SCID mice, MCHs regularly lost defined regions in the 3p14-p21 area, designated as CER1 and FER.
Instead, he simply noted the fact that American workers in general are losing their defined benefit pensions.
To avoid the negative influence of skin test anergy often found in advanced stages of disease [14] we excluded animals which had already starting losing weight (defined as a weight loss of >50 g over a three week period) before the skin test was performed.
Arnold argued that the league's 121 referees shouldn't lose their defined benefit plans just because workers elsewhere are losing theirs.
Max is lost, better defined by what he isn't — not an artist, not a businessman — than what he is.
At the start of the process people thought we were going to lose our defined benefit schemes.
More to the point, it evokes another, lost world one defined not so much by its vanished splendours and institutions as by its mindset.
By the morning of October 13, it lost its defined circulation center and had dissipated as a tropical cyclone.
Trials in which the S was supposed to gain or to lose were defined as Favourable and Unfavourable Reality respectively.
