Sentence examples for really a loss from inspiring English sources

That's a poor shot, really, a loss of concentration.

He was 60. "He was a person of intense convictions and thorough integrity, and it's really a loss to our department that he's no longer with us," said Peter Duus, the William H. Bonsall Professor of History.

But whereas gray horses in time become white, losing color as they age — graying is really a loss of pigmentation in hair follicles — Hansen has already reached that stage.

"It was really a loss of income together with the bad loans that pushed a lot of homeowners over the edge," Ms. Agnani said, adding that the housing market is slowly improving.

The shocking part of Tesco's £1bn loss on exiting its US Fresh & Easy business – really a loss of about £1.5bn in cash terms over the life of the adventure – is that management waited so long to admit defeat.

The curriculum of the VI-A [Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Cooperative Program] student is not going to be affected because co-ops and internships have not been abolished by the new regulations". "Still, I would like our students not to be deprived of other job experiences; I feel that these regulations are really a loss for them.

"Sadly that's the way it is, and tonight he would love to be here and we're really at a loss because we really wanted him to see this and be able to see our baby come to fruition". Concern for Gibb's health was raised in recent months by his gaunt and frail appearance.

He was leading in managing most of the activities of this directorate, so his loss is really a major loss for the country, and especially for the province of Laghman".

I'm really at a loss here".

"I'm really at a loss," Boeheim said.

"I'm really at a loss for words right now.