Sentence examples for net lose from inspiring English sources

Sirius XM posted a $4.88 billion net lose for the third quarter.

It gives a "central estimate" of £2.4bn net lost and a "best-case scenario" of £1.3bn lost.

Marouelli, standing on the opposite side of the net, lost sight of the puck and blew the play dead right before Tsyplakov scored.

"Many pupils are falling through the net – lost to the education system and, in some cases, to society … it's invariably vulnerable children," the report notes.

The company has reported six net loses over the last seven years, but it said that this new three-year strategy is aimed at delivering a 500 billion yen ($4.2 billion) consolidated operating profit for its fiscal 2017.

While all ecoregions in low development countries show net loses in undeveloped land across both scenarios, none of these ecoregions are particularly rich in critically endangered/endangered species when compared to some ecoregions in the middle and high development countries.

Another fact to consider is the possibility to have over-fitting during the training, this occurs when due to an excess of epochs, the net loses its generalization capability.

Bed nets lose their potency after about three years of washings and will need to be replaced.

They seemed livelier than the expressionless fans who watched the hapless Nets lose to the slightly less hapless Knicks, 98-91.

And when he returned here Wednesday night — having watched the woeful Nets lose both games — he wore a brown jacket instead of a jersey.

"I am a die-hard Jersey fan; I love everything about Jersey," said Paul Zarrillo, 70, a season-ticket holder from Greenwood Lake, who watched the Nets lose to the Knicks at the Prudential Center in Newark last week.