Sentence examples for loss to support from inspiring English sources

She added: "The raw truth is it's going to take an investment for a long period of time at possibly a loss to support it". Accounts released in November show that ASO made 45.91m euros in profit in 2016, which Bertine points to as proof they could already afford to invest in a women's Tour.

As I spoke with different volunteers about their experiences as medics, providers of psychosocial support, aid distributors and teachers, I found it most striking that these people manage to transcend their personal suffering and loss to support the massive number of people in need in their city.

However, they may be chastened enough by the recent losses to support mergers with other state-owned banks.

Taking into account the weakness in Portuguese wildfire impacts reporting process, it is proposed a checklist of categories of damages and losses to support future data acquisition.

CNA analysis was applied to identify large-scale chromosomal gains and losses to support the subtype classification by DNA methylation in the subtype-like patients, in whom unbalanced large scale chromosomal alterations are expected to occur, such as in HeH, t(1 19), dic(9 20), and iAMP21 (Table  3, Additional file 2: Table S7).

In both cases, soccer is being used as a loss leader to support the companies' bundled offerings — called triple play because they include telephone calls, broadband Internet and television.

Before the intervention, a specific CBT training tool based on Linton's model for coping with chronic pain [ 20, 21] were modified to address discomfort during weight loss and to support a change to a more physically active lifestyle.

It should generate capital gains and losses reports to support Form 8949 and "other income" statements.

Case profiling captured the number of calves born by sex, the number lost before first calving, the age at time of loss, the cause of loss and access to support services in the grazing areas.

Our results emphasize on delineating spatial trends of forest loss and fragmentation to support the identification of conservation sites.

On a scale of 1 to 10, Adair said, Clinton scored a 5 and Trump a 2. By the evening's end, she was still at a loss about whom to support on Nov. 8.