Sentence examples for spectacular loss from inspiring English sources
R.B.D. mainly affects men over 50 and is characterized clinically by changes in the nature and range of a patient's dreams, as well as by a spectacular loss of the muscle paralysis that prevents most people from acting their dreams out.
Eugenie Bouchard was unable to explain the spectacular loss of form that has seen her win just three matches since reaching the Australian Open quarter-finals in January.
It began two weeks ago with the spectacular loss on launch of the Orbital Sciences Antares rocket, a NASA-funded yet commercially operated supply flight to the International Space Station that was also jam-packed with student and science experiments and a collection of various innovative new commercial nano-satellites crammed into its nooks and crannies.
After the spectacular losses in the financial crash, there is no doubt that banks' future returns should be lower than the supercharged profits made during the credit boom.
The Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies wrap up their World Series this week, at last delivering a winner at the end of a season of spectacular losses in baseball.
Daimler-Benz says its tax burden may rise to 40% of profits in 1998, as the cushion of the company's spectacular losses in the mid-1990s disappears.
The most spectacular losses for the week were those of Société Générale, which said an employee had made $7.2 billion in fraudulent trades.
It has been making spectacular losses (to the tune of $1 billion in the second quarter alone) but, in time-honoured fashion, received a government-brokered $4 billion rescue package from its creditor banks in May.
He then used the incoming money to cover payments due to other, earlier investors, and also moved money out of their accounts and into accounts that he used to make speculative trades, which generated spectacular losses.
By Roger Angell The Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies wrap up their World Series this week, at last delivering a winner at the end of a season of spectacular losses in baseball.
In the mid-1990s, indeed, rapid growth in derivatives markets (not to mention some spectacular losses by those that used them) prompted concerns among regulators that derivatives might pose a threat to the global financial system.In recent years these worries have abated, as regulators have become better acquainted with such instruments.
