Sentence examples for losing high from inspiring English sources

While Sony has stated that it will try to reallocate people on to other projects, it admits that it risks "losing high calibre staff".

The IFS says much of the sharp drop in pay is down to widespread nominal wage cuts for workers staying in the same jobs, rather than being driven by inflation outpacing pay growth or people losing high paid jobs and taking worse paid roles.

There were no significant differences in attitudes of any particular segment of the population, but those losing high value livestock applied for compensation.

Despite losing high profile players Fabrizio Ravanelli and Juninho due to relegation, Middlesbrough were promoted back to the Premiership at the first attempt in 1998.

But losing high performers who threaten your culture, the ability to share, cultivate talent, and learn from one another, and build transformative products is worth less than bad press, bad products, and greater attrition.

And not just any old jobs – we'd be losing high-pay, high-skill, high-productivity jobs.

Without such a service, Sprint and Nextel risk losing high-paying business customers.

Manufacturing workers are already losing high-paying jobs this way and end up taking positions that pay less.

The knock-on effect of losing high-quality general practice and cutting its funding will be more pressure on hospitals.

We are not creating high-value jobs at a rate that can absorb people who are losing high-value jobs of the old economy".

And she has a supporting role in the critically acclaimed HBO series "Hung," playing Jessica, the ex-wife of Ray Thomas Janee), a former high-school athletic star, now a broke and losing high-school basketball coach who is forced to make ends meet as a gigolo.