Sentence examples for taking losses from inspiring English sources

"But I can't report taking losses right now".

He seems to be taking losses harder than ever.

But if banks have made the decision not to file claims, they should be taking losses.

If Fannie and Freddie allowed principal reduction, the Treasury Department would be taking losses.

"I don't mind taking losses," Skilling tells his sidekick, Andy Fastow Stephen Kunkenn).

For one, the banks are ending up taking losses from loans that others made.

With enough capital to protect investors from taking losses, the rewards for holding junior debt justify the risks.

They may also prefer foreclosure to modifications because the long foreclosure process lets them postpone taking losses.

For them, taking losses on second mortgages would entail stripping away billions of dollars in assets from their balance sheets.

Some €2.1bn of MPS bonds are owned by retail investors – people, rather than financial institutions – who face taking losses.

But it hardly counts as the "big bazooka" investors want, if only because the banks are wary of taking losses on ever larger stashes of government debt.