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Meanings of lose productivity in English

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Usage of lose productivity in English
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Research shows a lot of roles really need a break every hour and at 36 hours you lose productivity significantly, he said.
Radio NZ
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Poor sleepers cost the country 63 billion per year in lost productivity.
Wired
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Early detection could potentially save Irish farmers millions of euro in lost productivity.
The Irish Times
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Analysts say it costs Australia more than a billion dollars in lost productivity.
Radio NZ
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Diabetes can lead to lost productivity, amputations and huge hospital bills.
The Irish Times
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When economists talk about permanently lost productivity, it is helpful to think about examples.
The Guardian
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The lost productivity and unemployment benefits are more costly than training programmes and job subsidies.
Reuters
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Among adults, the main drivers of costs were residential care and their own lost productivity.
Reuters
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The lost productivity and unemployment benefits are more costly than training programs and job subsidies.
Reuters
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It can also mean a stressed-out tech staff and a boss counting up lost productivity.
Reuters
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And while it is at a lower level, the periods of lost productivity could last longer.
Reuters
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But losing power doesn't necessarily mean losing productivity.
The South African
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Domestic violence costs New Zealand about $368 million a year in lost productivity, research shows.
Radio NZ
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It caused an estimated $30 billion in damage to infrastructure, homes, industry and lost productivity.
Reuters
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Chronic pain is an economic burden in lost wages, lost productivity, medical expenses, legal fees and compensation.
Pubmed
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Flight delays cost another $33 billion in lost productivity.
Reuters