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Meanings of losses in English
Usage of losses in English
1
Union concerned about job security Job losses won't necessarily happen, it said.
2
Given these conditions, we continue to make prudent provision for potential losses.
3
Job losses had spread hunger into new areas in cities, Sooliman said.
4
Analysts said the situation in Japan could lead to further stock losses.
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Quite credible economic reports are talking 4000 job losses in the region.
6
The post office network is facing losses of £10 million this year.
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It has had only one year of losses during the financial crisis.
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The index is on course for its second straight week of losses.
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Avoided job losses are very good things, but they're not new jobs.
10
The outcome was inevitable: cost-cutting measures were introduced, which mean job losses.
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Small mistakes about market prices could, and did, lead to large losses.
12
At what point do you start feeling uncomfortable with losses, for example.
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It claimed losses to the trade would be £150 million this year.
14
Philadelphia suffered back-to-back home losses for the first time since early January.
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However, commodities stocks helped the market to recoup some of the losses.
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Other vegetable oil markets also recovered after losses suffered the previous day.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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New Zealand
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