Sentence examples for were suffering huge from inspiring English sources

The activity of rating agencies, until recently, has had little regulation, allowing rating agencies to avoid responsibility for inaccuracies in assigned ratings, while investors were suffering huge losses.

In 2001, while online grocery services such as Webvan, Peapod, Streamline, and Homegrocer.com were suffering huge losses, merging to stay alive, and going out of business, Britain's largest grocer, Tesco PLC was a notable exception.

After the devastating hurricane seasons in 2004 and 2005, insurance companies complained that they were suffering huge cost increases because of the rising prices of reinsurance, the coverage they buy for catastrophic events.

The major reason is that banks and other financial institutions are suffering huge losses that make them reluctant to lend.

The manufacturers of the tiny silicon chips have been suffering huge losses, unable to escape a downturn in sales or counter competition from Japan.

He also funnelled money through Panama, fooling analysts into thinking that the company was booming when in fact it was suffering huge losses.

They are suffering huge financial losses by boycotting the courts, and yet they are determined that the chief justice must be reinstated.

"What airlines have done to business is to make it very, very difficult for price stability" at a time when the industry is suffering huge losses, he said.

Thousands of Aviva customers are suffering huge problems with their investments, including delays in pension payments, incorrect tax relief being applied and limited online access, after a disastrous website upgrade.

The executives loved them -- at which point Eleven confessed to the subterfuge and said it was time for a change in an industry that was suffering huge losses as companies pulled back from technology spending.

My concern, even so, was not only for our ally, who was suffering huge losses: if the Russians were forced further and further back, it seemed elementary to me that there was a danger of their being reduced to conducting a guerrilla or marginal war, or even of collapsing.