Sentence examples for made losses from inspiring English sources

As a result, neither of the plants reaped full economies of scale, and both made losses.

It distributed Linux, but was bad at it and made losses.

The restaurant made losses of half-a-million euros a year.

In part, the central bank made losses because of the exchange-rate policy the country pursued.

In cities such as Bradford, some builders have already made losses by expanding too quickly.

The pair claimed more than £6m in bonuses despite their business having made losses.

For 2007 and 2008 RBS made losses of £2.5bn linked to structured credit, including CDOs.

But it shrank 17% in 2015 and has made losses for three quarters in a row.

Northern & Shell America made losses of £27.3m in 2007, up from £18.1m the previous year.

Of 217 industrial enterprises owned by the central government in 2010, 59 made losses (see chart 7).

In the second quarter of the same year, Argentina's central bank made losses worth 23.5% of GDP.