Sentence examples for was losing around from inspiring English sources

Under National Express the catering service was losing around £20m a year.

Robinson was losing around £800,000 a year before he sold up.

The school system was losing around 1 percent of its more affluent families, whites and others, every year for more than three decades.

It said the Treasury was losing around £5bn a year from British "tax-dodgers" holding more than £170bn in tax havens.

The company said the arrival of imports would render the plant profitable "overnight", a few years after it was losing around £100m a year.

When the machine was launched in 2006, it was estimated that because of the need for a competitive price point, Sony was losing around $200 on every machine sold.

The plane was due to land at around noon yesterday but communication was lost around four miles west of the hub, Police Scotland said.

In the past, scientists believe that Mars had a similar magnetic field and thicker atmosphere, but that the field was lost around four billion years ago.

That image was lost around the time Tiger's mistress count soared into double digits, but this is America, and we love a second act.

The detected vegetative expression pattern in gymnosperms and several core eudicots and the absence in monocots, magnoliids and Ranunculales suggests that expression in the shoot apical meristem or more broadly the meristem and young leaves (entire shoot) was lost around the origin of the angiosperm clade and regained after the duplication at the base of the core eudicots.

Well, according to Press Gazette, the Enfield titles are losing around £200,000 a year.