Sentence examples for recognised loss from inspiring English sources

Calculating a potential loss means wading through phrases like "an authorised claimant's recognised loss per share shall mean 45% of the lesser of..."....

What many people don't realise is that chemotherapy carries a very real risk of death and other significant complications such as heart or kidney failure, not just the well-recognised hair loss, vomiting and infertility.

At the crazy end of the spectrum, Merrill Lynch, which had lots of dodgy securities that were marked-to-market (so that losses were recognised upfront), lost 19%.

Dementia is a well-recognised source of weight loss.

Although deputy mayor Jaroslaw Jozwiak says a final decision has not yet been made and this does not represent a liquidation of the museum and its collections, there is no doubt that the loss of this recognised small museum will mean less access to its 20,000 drawings and research facilities.

Complicating this is the recognised high variability of cartilage loss both between individuals who are healthy or who have OA [ 10, 12] and between those with progressive and non-progressive OA [ 14].

These symptoms are now recognised to cluster with one another with anorexia, weight loss and physical function forming a recognised cluster whereas fatigue, pain and depression forming another.

"It would mean the loss of a globally-recognised and highly prestigious British brand - The British Antarctic Survey - that's brought enormous benefits to this country," he said.

Involuntary weight loss is another well-recognised problem affecting HRQOL in cancer patients (Persson et al, 2002).

A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.

As expected, data were not available for some patients because of the TMA core loss during processing, a well-recognised occurrence, therefore, data for all four antigens were available for only 282 patients.