Sentence examples for loss much of from inspiring English sources

The development of oil palm had caused loss much of forestland, particularly wetland forest and marshland.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says 2017 saw a record $300bn in disaster loss, much of it from fires.

Both climate change and biodiversity loss (much of which is caused by the impacts of overfishing of our oceans) were shown to have exceeded their respective planetary boundaries when the term was first introduced, in 2009.

In patients with infection-related talar loss, much of the talus had been previously removed.

Other critically ill patients also suffer significant lean body mass loss, much of it in the first 7-10 days of their ICU stay [ 11].

Globally, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are responsible for an enormous burden of deaths and economic loss, much of which could be prevented through concerted action on intermediate risk factors such as smoking, diet, and physical inactivity [ 1, 2].

holdings more conservatively — resulting in losses — much of their methodology was based on "quantitative evaluation".

But the company's tight margins and losses, much of which were incurred on marketing and user acquisition, are raising concerns about Meituan-Dianping's valuation, especially after Xiaomi's underwhelming debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in July.

Vladimir Putin exploits Russia's humiliation at the loss of much of its empire in 1991.

Harris faces the possible loss of much of his estimated £11m fortune.

Oh, and did I forget to mention climate change, the loss of much of the biosphere and intractable poverty?