Sentence examples for predictable loss from inspiring English sources

Milan blamed an unexpected growth spurt plus a more predictable loss of focus.

The discharge for some patients is all the more difficult to implement as the predictable loss of autonomy is important and social environment fails.

Phenomena like pending changes in regulations, a predictable loss of market share, or preemption by a competitor are all costs associated with investing later rather than sooner and might cause us to exercise an option early.

However, unless there is some predictable loss in future value (either a rise in cost or a fall in value), then early exercise is not only unnecessary but also suboptimal.

In the case of real options, where the underlying asset is some set of business cash flows, any predictable loss of value associated with deferring the investment is like the dividend in our stock example.

Transgenic C. elegans overexpressing human wild-type α-syn show a predictable loss of dopaminergic neurons as indicated by alterations in cellular morphology and reduction in GFP expression.

The investors had borrowed huge amounts of money, made big profits when times were good and then left the government holding the bag for their eventual (and predictable) losses.

Owing to predictable losses during the oxygen blow, there is always more iron and scrap charged than steel produced; for example, 1,080 kilograms of raw material may yield 1,000 kilograms of liquid steel, for a metallic yield of 92.6 percent.

And the cost of repairing damage to those schools has ranged from 10too 100 times below repair costs for other schools, said Brian E. Tucker, an earth scientist and the founder of GeoHazards International, a group working to limit predictable losses in such calamities.

Some 'sharpening' is evident, but so are the very predictable losses.

In last case, the predictable losses of resolution and sensitivity were observed on different graphene flakes, and no principal changes were detected.