Sentence examples for were loss from inspiring English sources
noun
An instance of losing, such as a defeat
- The match ended in their first loss of the season.
Some patients were loss to follow up due to various reasons as in the real study.
The main reasons of mechanical ventilation were loss of consciousness secondary to poisoning (20%), respiratory distress (20%) and status epilepticus (12%).
Our main histological findings were loss of the parenchymal architecture, hepatocyte necrosis with vacuolisation of the cytoplasm and the presence of lipid droplets.
In a recent Forrester survey, asking companies about their biggest concerns vis-a-vis the consequences of failure to comply with the regulation, Iannopollo says the main worries reported to it were loss of customer trust and reputational damage, followed by regulatory enforcement — with fines coming lower down the list.
Although there were loss occurrences in the structures, the maximum loss intensities were considered small since maximum L perylene_mol; 3.718 eV = 0.0885, L DIP_mol; 5.395 eV = 0.6291 and L DIP_crystal; 5.379 eV = 5.4026.
Findings enacting from the survey revealed that the major effects of construction disputes in Swaziland construction projects were loss of productivity, loss of company reputation, loss of business viability, loss of profitability.
It said the homes were loss-making and unviable.
Pfizer defended its actions, saying the drugs were loss-making before they were debranded and distributed through Flynn Pharma.
We needed to shut down those stores because they were loss-making and traditionally we've had too many".
Next, Soames asked to see a database of the company's order book of 700 contracts, showing which ones were in profit, and which were loss-making.
They had a more significant impact in predicting share returns for companies that were loss-making, and for relatively small firms.
