Sentence examples for wide loss from inspiring English sources

Intershop Communications, a maker of Internet commerce software, said it expected to report a surprisingly wide loss of 32 million euros ($30 million) in the fourth quarter because sales were little more than half what the company had forecast in October.

Then this system has produced too many prominent Americans revealed with a lack of character, greed and/or self-interest, a wide loss of public faith in many of our institutions and unpopular presidential campaigns to many Americans.

Consistent with previous studies, kyp mutant showed genome wide loss of methylation in CHG (∼42.1%) and CHH (∼21.7%), but not in CG (∼2%) contexts when compared to Col-0.

The goal: a borough-wide loss of two and a half million pounds, or one pound per resident.

The International Air Transport Association revised a June forecast of a $9 billion industry-wide loss in 2009 and said the pain would continue into next year, with an expected loss of $3.8 billion in 2010.

A "standardised approach" would rely on industry-wide loss data divided by business lines such as corporate finance, trading or retail banking providing a standard factor by which a bank's volume or gross income in that business would be multiplied to arrive at a capital charge.

The mutants lacking FIP37 exhibit massive overproliferation of shoot meristems and a transcriptome-wide loss of m6A RNA modifications.

This paper discusses ergonomic design principles and programs in terms of a practical, comprehensive corporation-wide loss management viewpoint.

Genome-wide loss of DNA of methylation is a molecular hallmark of the formation of the two-pluripotent cell lineages within the embryo, the inner cell mass, and the primordial germ cells.

LG just carded a KRW 258.80 billion ($223.98 million) net loss for Q4 2016 — its first company-wide loss for six years — on account of another poor performance from its mobile division, as revenue fell by nearly one-quarter over the past year.

Because margins are already low, that would have resulted in an industry-wide loss of more than $45 million that year, which would certainly mean higher meat prices for all of us.