Sentence examples for there will be losses from inspiring English sources

"There will be redefaults, and there will be losses".

Yes, the invaders will, inevitably, choke out some local species, and there will be losses, especially on islands, where, unfortunately, much of the world's diversity resides.

"If there will be losses and haircuts in 2013, there is a legitimate question: might this timetable be changed?" Mr. El-Erian said.

Any translation – for stage or page – starts with the knowledge that there will be losses and dodges: Penguin sensibly prefaces the texts with Ibsen's fretting letter of 1872.

But there will be losses, too: this is Christopher Wheeldon's last season with the company (a new ballet by him premières on Feb. 7), and Nikolaj Hübbe will take his leave on Feb. 10, to become the artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet.

In this case, if the caved coals are discharged completely, there will be losses of large coal blocks and uncaved top coals.

UV-C degrades DNA, so there will be loss of viability before total loss of detectable DNA by PCR, but the point at which all viable virus is lost is not known.

But there will be loss of life".

Perhaps there will be loss leaders, but more likely each product will have to carry its own weight.

Though at 40 mL/50 mL, there is a slight increase in adsorption value, but if we get nearly the same result as we get at an adsorbent dosage of 50 mL/50 mL, then going for 70 mL/50 mL will be expensive and there will be loss of adsorbent.

So, I have to prepare my heart to feel and to be inevitably broken, not just because there will be loss, but because there will be love.