Sentence examples for lost each week from inspiring English sources

According to a study by the Ponemon Institute, 12,000 laptops are lost each week in American airports.

Ms. George notes that 2,000 seafarers die at sea each year, and more than two ships are lost each week.

Small financial services companies, such as hedge funds or boutique brokerage houses, are very interested in the technology as a way to keep their extremely confidential and proprietary data off laptops, which have a nasty habit of getting lost or stolen (the U.S. Transportation Security Administration reports that more than 12,000 laptops are lost each week at U.S. airports).

But according to the International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, (a mouthful in itself!), an estimated $2 billion in productivity is lost each week due to various disorders within the heartburn/gastroesophageal realm.

You can stick to your plan by keeping a log of what you ate, how much you worked out, and how much weight you've lost each week.

The entire program costs about $200 million a year, about the same as what the government is losing each week the FAA shutdown continues.

defer.add img); Create a chart of how much weight you should be losing each week and compare it to how much you've averaged.

Inflation reached 25%, state industries lost millions each week, and the top marginal tax rate was 83%.

With millions of dollars in exports lost as each week ticks by, and with doubt abounding over Canada's motives, tempers are escalating.

Preseason games begin Aug. 7 with the Hall of Fame Game, and the N.F.L. estimates that $200 million in revenue would be lost for each week of the preseason that would be missed.

Honeywell plant manager Larry Smith confirmed that the plant lost $2 million each week for the 11 weeks the plant shut down -- a total loss of $22 million for the company.