Sentence examples for value is lost from inspiring English sources
How much value is lost if I skate on the surface of content?
But if such rulings can now be second-guessed by Brussels years or even decades later, that value is lost.
The directors need to seize the reins to maximize shareholder value before more market value is lost".
"When you have months to prepare for an exercise and you know the exact scenario being contemplated," Ms. Napolitano said, "a large part of the exercise's value is lost".
The corollary to this is that without content, value is lost.
Existing plant designs are often conservative and as a consequence the opportunity to achieve full value is lost.
The comic value was lost, however, on Eddie, a hotel worker.
No specific amount of compensation has been outlined in the claim, but it is argued that £12bn of shareholder value was lost when HBOS was taken over.
A lot of that value was lost when the Dubai real-estate market fell (assuming, of course, that the transactions were real).
AOL paid $10 billion for Netscape in 1999, and the company might have argued that nearly all that value was lost because of Microsoft's anticompetitive conduct.
As well as taxpayers' money that disappeared, and the shareholders' funds that were wiped out, a great deal of intangible value was lost in the financial crisis.
