Sentence examples for mutual loss of from inspiring English sources

If so, there's been a mutual loss of utility.

A broken promise or display of anger or aggression causes mutual loss of face disastrous to any deal.

By contrast, when those negotiating with the Chinese break promises or display anger, frustration, or aggression at the negotiation table, it results in a mutual loss of face.

He and Taylor became romantically involved in 1958 after bonding over the mutual loss of Mike Todd -- Fisher's close friend and Taylor's late husband.

This was a tale of two people who had recently lost their spouses; they meet by chance at their children's boarding school and fall in love, despite the poignant, painful memories of their mutual loss.

Hal prepares to become king, setting aside his previous frivolous image and reassuring his brothers of his loyalty to them and his genuine grief at their mutual loss.

The stories were bound by community and mutual loss.

Mr. Rosenbaum gave Mr. Cato a letter from his parents, which he said expressed what they knew was the mutual, unfathomable loss of a child.

The near mutual exclusive loss of 13q and CDKN2A, which together represented 15% (9/59) of TETs in our series, and the tight association of poor DRS with either loss of 13q CN or p16INK4 expression suggest that the RB pathway has an important role in TET pathogenesis.

Those in the red included Wachovia, which made an $8.9 billion loss and took $6.1 billion in write-downs; Washington Mutual, with a loss of $3.3 billion and net write-downs of $2.2 billion; and Ohio's KeyCorp, a $1.1 billion loss.

Dysregulated interactions were defined as those exhibiting mutual information (essentially, correlation) in all samples except for a particular phenotype (loss-of-correlation) or lack of mutual information in all samples except for a particular phenotype (gain-of-correlation).