Sentence examples for to be loss from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately what the play wants to say is: To get to more, there's always going to be loss," she said.

"The fundamental characteristic of a major disaster is that there is going to be loss," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, a professor at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University and director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness.

Ryan, sitting in Dalby district court, said a jury could conclude that Linc continued to operate three gasifiers "even in the face of ongoing reports both by affected employees and Linc's own technical experts that there continued to be loss of containment".

The lawsuit's main concern seems to be loss of revenue to Hampton Creek.

"Unless people start doing things themselves then there is going to be loss," he said.

One of the first initiating events in colorectal tumorigenesis is believed to be loss of functional APC [6].

With higher impairment forecasts, we now expect Lloyds to be loss-making again this year.

As a result we now expect this business unit to be loss-making for this financial year.

The model, however, turned out to be loss-making for the state, and by the 1990s, the government's fund was exhausted.

The PC business, which it moved into in 1996, has shifted from being a source of profits to one which is reckoned to be loss-making.

Both bailed-out banks, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland, are due to publish their 2011 results this week, and both are expected to be loss-making some three years after the October 2008 crisis.