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Meanings of economic losses in English

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Usage of economic losses in English
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As is usually the case, economic losses were greater than insured losses.
Reuters
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Influenza is a global health concern, causing death, morbidity, and economic losses.
Pubmed
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It is too soon to know the full economic losses for 2014.
Reuters
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Both sides would suffer economic losses and harm to their international reputations.
The Guardian
5
We are a hostage to rolling blackouts, which causes massive economic losses.
The South African
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Yet the gap between economic losses and insured losses remains large.
Reuters
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The most famous is biotype B that has caused great economic losses globally.
Pubmed
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He also told the President the country faced economic losses in the trillions.
News.com.au
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The disease exists in practically all countries and has caused great economic losses.
Disease and Its Causes
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These properties may raise the foodstuff shelf life, reducing costs and economic losses.
Pubmed
11
Viruses that are pathogenic to beneficial insects cause dramatic economic losses on agriculture.
Pubmed
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Those are economic losses, however, which are as a rule higher than insured losses.
Reuters
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Porcine pleuropneumonia is a highly contagious respiratory disease that causes great economic losses worldwide.
Pubmed
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More importantly, South Asian recycling nations would suffer from economic losses and employment opportunities.
Pubmed
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Another target is to reduce economic losses in relation to global GDP by 2030.
Reuters
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The fund would be used to offset dire economic losses.
The South African
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Economic losses through the time
Economic losses across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare