Sentence examples for serial losses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lebedev paid only one pound for a 75.1percentt stake, assuming responsibility for the serial losses that The Standard is accumulating from falling advertising revenue and bare-knuckle competition.

With its vivid color scheme of bright scarlet and emerald green "The Quiet Man" could almost be a fairy tale told to comfort a child traumatized by the serial losses of "How Green Was My Valley".

It was that, being in our teens and 20s in the early 1990s, we had grown up in the penumbra of the great eclipsing nostalgia of the baby boomers, with their 1950s "Happy Days"; their 1960s (the Greatest Decade Ever Told); and their serial losses of innocence, via the Kennedys' assassinations, Vietnam, Watergate, etc. — a record of revirginization to rival any evangelical chastity-pledge campaign.

There will be no rerun of Neil Kinnock's serial losses.Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor of the exchequer, is plainly on manoeuvres, courting the unions and local associations, but not on his own behalf.

History shows that NE doesn't like serial losses very much, so Brady might be in overdrive.

I wish there were more such descriptions in Lisa Genova's novel about the serial losses that come from memory loss, as experienced by a supremely-intelligent (formerly formidable) woman contending with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

LG's mobile business may be a serial loss-maker, but the rest of the Korean firm's interests are doing pretty well… better than ever actually according to its newest earnings forecast.

Modified connection schemes reduce the serial resistance losses yielding a higher overall module performance.

Due to a cell interconnection on the back the serial resistance losses in the tabs decrease.

Conclusion: In patients with prior second-trimester loss, serial transvaginal sonography of the cervix, with cerclage only if indicated by cervical changes, is a valuable alternative to a policy of uniform prophylactic cerclage.

It has been shown that animal skeletal muscle immobilized in a shortened state shortens due to the loss of serial sarcomeres, and the rate of such loss increases when the muscle is chronically activated [ 38, 39].