Sentence examples for of aggregate loss from inspiring English sources

In addition, an index of aggregate loss of fit was used to validate the size charts, and the results showed that all the developed size charts had a good fit.

The ultimate goals are to construct fragility models for various mitigation options accounting for uncertainties due to model discrepancy and experimental error and to determine the most cost-effective option under a potential hurricane in terms of aggregate loss estimates based on total probability of failure.

We find that intermediation always magnifies the gains from trade under the former type of integration, but leads to more nuanced welfare results under the latter, including the possibility of aggregate losses.

They write: "America's biggest banks suffered massive financial losses due to bad loans and worse risk management…" and then add "The I.M.F. has boosted its estimate of aggregate losses by financial institutions to $4.1 trillion, only a fraction of which has been written down on balance sheets".

So why expand with these types of aggregate losses?

It's the possibility of the aggregate loss.

The midfielder played in both legs of Saints' aggregate loss to Eskisehirspor in the same competition last season.

PFM found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 would result in an aggregate loss of $396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employees, cut remaining employee hours and benefits, and suspended plans to invest in new locations and hire additional workers.

According to the Agriculture Transportation Coalition, US agriculture exports have suffered an aggregate loss of $1.75 billion each month for the past two months because of gridlocked ports.

Although the $1.4 billion represents only a fraction of the firms' assets and an even smaller portion of the aggregate losses investors suffered when the stock bubble burst in 2000, regulators said it was enough punishment.

Event damages and losses where aggregated on an annual basis to derive the annual aggregate loss of the simulated 1000 years.