Sentence examples for loss was made from inspiring English sources

Prediction of transmission loss was made by segmental decoupling analysis with an empirical impedance model of orifices.

The loss was made worse in the quarter because of $130 million in costs related to buying ATI Technologies.

And he said the loss was made all the worse because Carter might not be back and defensive end John Randle might not play much longer either.

Souths' loss was made even worse when five-eighth Luke Keary was put on report for an incident which left Sharks captain Paul Gallen clutching at his eye.

The loss was made despite clubs' income rising, from €12bn to €12.8bn, demonstrating, as Infantino stressed, that unlike the wider European economy football is booming, but there is huge overspending, principally on players' wages.

The money was invested and lost, but the loss was made up by the U.S. Tells about Joseph Henry, the first Secretary and his 31-year term of office.

Like the sanctity of the contracts that led to the losses taxpayers are now making good?

That sense of loss is made a little greater because he was a visitor to our country.

Next, compensation for the propagation loss is made as part of the uplink random access procedure [252].

With the introduction of attributes weights, the maximum loss is made equal to the weight of the attribute under consideration.

The remainder of the loss is made up of £1.6m in redundancy costs, £3m in depreciation and about £1m in interest.