Sentence examples for outright loss from inspiring English sources
And outright loss might be preferable.
A writers' strike doesn't present viewers with the scary threat of inconvenience or outright loss.
The net result might well be an increase in Islamist influence over the Pakistani nuclear arsenal, if not an outright loss of control.
A moral hazard exists when the applicant may either want an outright loss to occur or may have a tendency to be less than careful with property.
Mr Mitvol, speaking on March 1st, was blunter: he said outright that the licence should be stripped from Rusia Petroleum.There are a few arguments why outright loss of the licence is a possibility in the case of Kovykta.
The difference between value and optics is always someone's alpha, opportunity cost, or outright loss.
The central bank's cheap financing makes outright losses unlikely, but Mr. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, could still face an image problem.
As for the games that had not been multiples of five, they had been outright losses for me.
Because working out a loan can mean less income or outright losses for investors, servicers have been understandably reluctant to modify mortgages en masse.
However, since 76 per cent of it is now held by public institutions – the eurozone bail-out funds, ECB and IMF – a proper debt write-down would mean outright losses for taxpayers in Germany, Finland, the Netherlands and elsewhere (likely via the bail-out funds since IMF and ECB will refuse taking losses).
Two years later those profits have probably been transformed into outright losses.With the South Korean stockmarket at five-year lows and its currency in the dumps, the conglomerates' dash in the early 1990s to challenge Japan for the memory market (see chart) seems almost reckless.
