Sentence examples for loss to work from inspiring English sources

I wanted Yunior's loss to work on its own terms, for that loss to become its own force the way serious loss often does.

Increasingly, players are at a loss to work out how to beat him because he does every­thing so well that they find it almost impossible to go through him in any way.

"As for drink, I am at a total loss to work it all out," says Hannah's sister in such an inelegant return to the novel's central theme that I actually groaned out loud.

Assuming all these adult days at home are a loss to work productivity is a worst-case assessment.

They also often have symptoms such as fatigue, anorexia and weight loss that lead to limitation in daily functioning, loss to work and financial difficulty.

This is not only a loss to working mothers and their babies.

"The government says the increase in the minimum wage will offset the losses to working families from tax credit cuts.

These innovative technologies maximize remaining vision and help those with vision loss continue to work and maintain their quality of life and independence.

The indirect non-medical costs of production loss due to work absenteism will also be calculated.

The indirect costs assessed in the research included the costs of productivity loss due to work absence or inability to work due to DM and DM complications.

Sensitivity analyses were performed to consider alternative costing methodologies, including the assessment of societal loss relating to work absence and the incorporation of generic (ie, non-back pain) healthcare utilisation.