Sentence examples similar to nearing loss from inspiring English sources

Future exploration, investment and tens-of-thousands of jobs are all said to now be under threat from falling global oil prices, with up to a third of the North Sea already nearing loss-making territory.

But his near loss in the last election took a toll on him, Republicans said.

They lost a game in Oakland they insist they should have won, then followed that with a near loss against Kansas City and their upset of the Bills.

Combat, he emphasized, often goes hand in hand with traumatic experiences, including a near loss of life or the death or injury of others.

He blamed a backlash against "tinfoil hat" issues pushed by the Tea Party-dominated legislature in New Hampshire for the loss of a Republican majority in the State House last month and a near loss in the State Senate.

He then challenges Anderson, who because of his near loss has also trained extensively.

The near loss of the election by Labor further weakened McGirr's position and he was replaced as premier by Joseph Cahill in April 1952.

At the end of the month, its funds were down an additional 20percentt and nearing 40percentt losses for the year.

As she neared the loss of her record, Latynina actually gained broader attention than when she set it.

Wind damage to citrus groves led to a near total loss near the coast of east-central Florida between West Palm Beach and Melbourne, with lesser damage farther to the west across the Kissimmee River basin.

The near-loss to Tufts showed that the Bantams could stage an important comeback.