Sentence examples for of losing up from inspiring English sources

Those legal changes had significant implications for bank managers, largely because of something called "double liability," a rule that put bankers at risk of losing up to double the value of their equity in a bank.

Among worried clients who gathered at the premises awaiting news, Michael Miller, a Knightsbridge jeweller, said he felt sick at the prospect of losing up to £50,000 of uninsured jewellery and watches.

In the runup to charter renewal in 2016 the BBC faces the prospect of losing up to £200m a year in the wake of a review into decriminalising non-payment of the licence fee.

They have signed off on Zetsche's forecast of losing up to $2.5 billion this year, even though Zetsche's American predecessor was fired after predicting the same loss.

He added: "If I was to step out on court, I'd be walking a tightrope where I can play obviously not at 100%, but with a significant risk of losing up to six to eight weeks if things go badly".

Untreated victims can die in a matter of hours, losing up to 60percentt of their body fluids.

Considering the cumulative proportion of employees, we found that 54.2% of the employees of this study lost up to 1 day because of sick leave, 75.5% lost up to 6 days, and 90.6% lost up to 14 days.

Athletes training for 2.5 hours in the heat of August can lose up to 3 to 5 liters of sweat.

After 86 years of losing, they finally upped their game.

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"She seemed kind of lost, not picking up English, withdrawing from her peers," Ms. Chiu recalled.