Sentence examples for swallow losses from inspiring English sources

The fans can swallow losses as long as there is a reward.

Under the agreement, banks that swallow losses on principal will be able to take a credit against the liability.

Now, every participant in the marketplace is trying to use that contractual language to force another of the participants to swallow losses.

Under the new program, the investors would have to swallow losses, but would probably be assured of getting more in the long run than if the borrowers went into foreclosure.

But though it is clear that both trading partners and banks will have to swallow losses from unfulfilled contracts and defaulted loans, the losses do not appear likely to overwhelm any particular institution.

As yet unspoken, but certainly a point of discussion, will be whether South Korea's creditors must swallow losses on loans in order to conclude an agreement and to deflate public criticism that aid to the country amounts to a bailout of lenders.

Trouble sucking or swallowing Decreased appetite Trouble sleeping Increased fussing or irritability Vomiting Lethargy Difficulty breathing or turning blue Change in level of awareness Inability to suck or swallow Loss of Consciousness.

Under the new rules, Monte dei Paschi's bondholders are supposed to step unto the breach, swallowing losses and reducing the bank's debt.

Even these late gains saw shares down 10 per cent on the week, swallowing losses not seen since the chaos that followed Black Monday.

Estee Lauder, for instance, swallowed losses for 10 years in Japan, until it became "a very, very successful" market for the company, said Leonard A. Lauder, the president and chief executive of the cosmetics company named for his mother.

He is laying big bets on digital imaging with a speed uncharacteristic of the old Kodak; he is swallowing losses to get started, and he is partnering with blood-feud rivals.