Sentence examples for loss like a from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows loss like a first-born.

Brand managers were encouraged to manage their brand's profit and loss like a mini business.

He speaks of the loss like a farm kid who has watched suburbia gobble the family homestead.

Ms. Merkel, by contrast, views a loss like a scientist — a discovery that shows what will not work.

Hurt and angry at one friend's suggestion that she treat her loss like a divorce, she winced at the thought of another man in her life.

You felt this loss like a death in the family and coped with it as such: grieved with friends, comforted scared kids, got out the bottle of whisky, binge-watched Netflix.

Figure 2a is a low loss electron energy loss spectrum of fractal-like a-C nanotips.

Here, the loss of underwear points to graver, larger losses, like a stable sexual identity (in "Bike") and – hold on – an entire country's integrity (in "Teeth").

I've had a lot of wins, but I've also had some losses like a contract dispute between my company and one of our long-time manufacturers that's been nagging me for months.

The Bundesbank said it had raised its risk provisions, or the money it sets aside to cover losses like a default on euro zone bond holdings, to €14.4 billion, or $18.7 billion, from €7.7 billion a year ago.

The deteriorated availability can lead to device overload that triggers a fire, and the malfunction can bring about financial losses like a rise in electric rate and the risk of life.