Sentence examples for lost financially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kent, for example, told Mr. Steinbreder he had represented many fathers who had lost financially and emotionally taxing custody cases solely because they were men.

The MoS, which ran a major ad campaign over the weekend, cut its price last summer to lure former NoW readers but lost financially when it failed to hold on to temporary sales gains.

Remember that you too can get things wrong and there may be things you don't know (it's because I mostly managed to stay reasonable that I ended up getting back a lot of what I lost financially, and perhaps because I got it wrong in places that I didn't do better).

During the past five years none of the authors have received any form of reimbursement or financial or non-financial support from a company that could gain or lose financially from the publication of this manuscript.

They will lose financially; they have lost security.

Not only did they lose financially, but Collins said they also lost precious visibility.

At the same time, orchestral players have much to lose financially.

The Liberals have become the party of corporate Canada, and have most to lose financially from the new rules.

What may have encouraged Google to take drastic action is that there is little for it to lose financially.

They had a lot to lose financially, with 40% of the city's sales tax revenue flowing out from the Mall of Louisiana and Perkins Rowe.

In the Spanish-speaking world, publishing companies have a clear strategy, which is only to support certain prestigious poets; what they lose financially, they gain in kudos.