Sentence examples for notable losses from inspiring English sources
'notable losses' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something or someone that has been lost, particularly something or someone of importance. For example, "The company suffered some notable losses during the pandemic, including the retirement of several key staff members".
The company eked out a profit last year, but posted notable losses in 2008 and 2009.
Yes it may be playing a role, but against the broader geopolitical backdrop it's little more than a sideshow with notable losses across the continent also being pared during the day.
They have had notable losses in Samu Manoa and Salesi Ma'afu, so I'm not sure their squad will be as strong as it has been, but they are still one of the favourites.
Notable losses were Robert Ellison, an American killed in a plane crash at the besieged Marine base at Khe Sanh in 1968, and Kyoichi Sawada, a Pulitzer winner for U.P.I. who was killed in Cambodia in 1970.
Tony Cross at Trustnet Direct said: We're seeing some notable losses in early London trade as disappointing sessions in the US and Asia have combined with generally lacklustre earnings and a downbeat UK consumer confidence reading, leaving at least some investors looking for a way out.
Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: The FTSE-100 is sporting some notable losses in early trade with concern over the disappearance of that Egyptian airliner overnight compounding an already downbeat market which last night was left weighing up the prospect of another US interest rate hike being seen as soon as next month.
That feeling may have ebbed over the years – there's been a notable loss of confidence in European institutions since 2005 – but the statistics show nothing comparable to the vibrant Euroscepticism you find in Britain and central Europe.
At the same time, Bernstein has suffered a notable loss of talent, with several of the firm's best-known analysts leaving for potentially bigger paydays at other financial firms.
Whether through a realisation that Champions League football was a notable loss for them last season after an embarrassing qualifying round exit to FBK Kaunas or simply an unwillingness to let Sevilla's visit regress into another haves versus have nots, Rangers closed the opening half in rousing fashion.
In the swellable polymer mud experiment, the first notable loss occurred at 25 s.
Interestingly, no notable loss of neurons was detected in the composite CP group (Fig. 8E).
