Sentence examples for still lost more from inspiring English sources

Technology funds gained 12.5percentt in the quarter, but they have still lost more than half of their value over the 12 months through June 30.

Despite the rise in the share price Royal Mail has still lost more than a quarter of its value since the £3.3bn stock market flotation 18 months ago.

Spotify, the streaming digital music service that was just given a big boost through a partnership with Facebook, saw its revenue more than quintuple last year, but the company still lost more than $40 million, it reported on Monday.

Boasting of "cutting the taxes of 25 million", perhaps he doesn't know that "hardworking" lower-paid families still lost more in tax credit cuts than they gained through tax cuts.

Investor concern about Chrysler is reflected in the shares of the parent company, which have still lost more than half their value since they peaked at $108 in January 1999.

Istanbul rose by a modest 2.4% as investors awaited government plans to deal with the financial crisis; but in dollar terms, the market has still lost more than 50% of its value since the start of the year.In this section POLIO FINANCIAL MARKETS ECONOMY Reprints.

Greenland is still losing more ice through melting than it gains through snowfall, other measurements show.

Athletic Director Dick Regan called the move a "painful transition," and said the university still loses more than $1 million a year playing football.

This gaunt woman had lost almost 20 pounds in the month since the photo had been taken and, despite efforts to stop the weight loss, was still losing more.

But Bangladesh can't be taken lightly - they're a very solid short-form side these days, and while they still lose more than they win, they can spring a surprise on anyone if their team clicks.

Southend United's chief cxecutive Tara Brady says the club's finances are improving, but they are still losing more than £60,000 a month.