Sentence examples for loss position from inspiring English sources
'loss position' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the place where a person, team, or organization is losing or has lost in a game, contest, or competition. For example: "After two rounds of the tournament, the team found themselves in a far-from-ideal loss position."
#1 For the fourth consecutive year the profit and loss position of European teams was positive with a cumulative operating profit of €1.39B ($1.58B).
"Typically, at the end of the year I'll ask them to sell every loss position that's over $50," he says.
"I think the probability is very high that there will be a number of examples of individual newspapers and newspaper companies that fall into a loss position.
Selig said that baseball as a whole was "in a loss position," with 18 to 20 of the 30 clubs having lost money in 2000.
The most effective detected objects for estimating beam loss by radiation measurement are shower electrons because they can indicate the beam loss position more clearly than γ rays.
In particle accelerators, beam loss position monitors (BLPM) are diagnostic systems revealing an interaction of the beam with the vacuum chamber or with other obstacles.
However, to the extent that the effect of macroeconomic variables on company loss positions and incomes are nonlinear, there could be potential value from this approach.
Better still, you can claim tax losses by selectively selling loss positions.
With help from FolioFN-like trading platforms, separately managed account providers can now accept individual accounts as small as $150,000 and apply a portfolio strategy (such as selling loss positions) to a large group of customers en masse.
Previous reports on the distribution of intron loss positions in Drosophila have been conflicting [ 1, 6].
In some cases IESs coincide precisely with putative intron loss positions, e.g. an IES in P. weissei is present at the same position of the 3' intron in Uroleptus; numerous IESs surround the 5' intron regions in U. grandis.
