Universities that do not have the scope to raise fees above the fee cap would have to sustain a loss.
Its parent company, ESI Media, also points out that it sustained a loss of £22.6m in 2010-11, promptitg itoto refer to the changed circumstances as "a remarkable reduction" over the four-year period.
The United States, which had beaten Japan twice earlier in the tournament, was left with the silver medal, and the nagging sense that they have sustained a loss they may never avenge.
An essential question to ponder first is your risk capacity — that is, your ability to sustain a loss of a certain percentage without compromising your future standard of living.
In a consent decree signed by Renaissance on Aug. 3, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York said that it appeared that under the old policy, a consumer who canceled a cruise sustained a loss that "may not reasonably reflect Renaissance's actual damages and consequently, may violate the consumer protection laws of this state".
Gen. Richard B. Garnett's brigade in Pickett's division, wrote: "The brigade went into action with 1,287 men and about 140 officers... sustained a loss of... 941 killed, wounded, and missing.... Never had the brigade been better handled and never has it done better service in the field of battle.
Dexia, the Belgian-French bank undergoing a government-led dismantling, sustained a loss of 11.64 billion euros ($15.42 billion) in 2011, as it wrote down the value of its Greek debt and booked costs associated with its breakup, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Long and strong: Investor who rode a stock from $5 down to 5 cents and feels the need to boast about his ability to sustain a loss.
There are one-hundred and twenty-five urban areas that have sufficient population and population density to sustain a loss of the one million people.
The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose.
