Sentence examples for making a loss of from inspiring English sources

But the investment also meant that the perennially loss-making business remained in the red for the year, making a loss of $241 million.

The title, which has a free circulation of almost 1m, had been making a loss of £30m as a paid title prior to the Lebedevs' acquisition in 2009.

UH made its first foray into the UK health market in 2003 under the Labour government, but by 2010 it was making a loss of £13.9m on it.

Allam ran a wage bill of £26m in the Championship, despite the club's income totalling only £11m, so achieved promotion to the Premier League making a loss of £26m.

Evening Standard Ltd's accounts to 29 September last year show that the title – which had been making a loss of £30m as a paid-for newspaper prior to the Lebedevs' acquisition – made an operating profit of £1.75m, compared with £82,000 year on year.

Next season, sides in the second tier making a loss of more than £8 million will be subject to sanctions, which will take effect in 2014-15.

Naked Wines generated sales of £74m last year, up 40% on a year ago, but made a loss of £3.3m.

A year ago it made a loss of 43bn yen.

And Northern Foods has returned to the black with profits of £12.9m for the last six months, having made a loss of £17.1m a year ago.

He says the firm has made a loss of £21m.

In 2011 the company made a loss of £1.5m.