Sentence examples for loss making for from inspiring English sources

"Our priority is to ensure that the proceeds from this much needed price rise go to sustain the six-day-a-week service which has been loss making for some time".

Smart Union had been loss making for a couple of years.

"It has been loss making for a considerable period of time".

Pump prices of the fuel it produces are strictly controlled by the government keeping the company on the fringes of loss making for the past decade.

Following the shredding of its original business model — with the FCA's cap of 0.8percentnt per day for all high-cost short-term credit loans applying from January 2015 — Wonga has been loss making for the past several years, reporting a £65M loss for 2016 and just over £80M for 2015.

You'll see how that looks as a $5 million sale of long-term assets in the cash flow, and a balancing entry of $5 million in costs of sales in the profit and loss, making for a loss and write-off that year.

A six-part comedy about self-loathing and loss made for an unlikely most likeable show, but Fleabag was a disarming victory for a damaged, disturbing fable.

Pandora and Edison conquer their appetites only to discover that weight loss makes for "a pretty shabby religion," with only show business ranking higher on Pandora's contempt scale.

The new measurements of Arctic ozone loss make for "quite a stunning result," says Susan Solomon, an atmospheric chemist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Aeronomy Lab in Boulder Colorado, who adds that the real mystery is why the Arctic has had three long, cold winters in a row.

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French Connection has been loss-making for three of the past five years.