Sentence examples for loss for time from inspiring English sources

Closing the library was a significant symbolic loss for Time Inc. reporters and editors, several executives said.

At a loss for time but still want to look your best for that holiday party?

Much of the film is pervaded by a similar "sense of loss for a time and a place," as Mr. Siegel put it.

This figure shows the predicted and measured packet loss for various time windows.

This figure presents the predicted and measured packet loss for various time windows for a user with bad channel conditions.

The company also said that the international business is on pace to achieve profitability, but that its plans to expand will keep that segment at a loss for the time being.

When quantifying productivity losses, we will use the friction-cost method, which only counts productivity loss for the time it takes to replace a worker.

As Menzies and Newson (2007) report, scientists already bemoan that there has been a loss of time for reflection on oneself and for more dialogical connections with colleagues.

They mourn the loss of books and the loss of time for books.

It ended today, causing only the loss of time for the students and, well, not much oil use during the strike week.

Another tremendous cost of the increased testing to students will be the increased loss of time for actual teaching and learning.