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Meanings of more losses in English

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Usage of more losses in English
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An erosion of that support level could indicate more losses to come.
Reuters
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A break below this level may point to more losses ahead.
Reuters
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The small family business has suffered many more losses than just the bees.
News.com.au
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Any more losses and I knew my child's future would be in jeopardy.
The Guardian
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Lower demand could mean more impairments, and more losses for investors.
Reuters
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Had he entered the office, he would have caused more losses.
Reuters
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Even his wife acknowledges that he has lately had more losses than gains.
The Golden Slipper, and Other Problems for Violet Strange
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What's left is likely to be a source of more losses in the future.
Reuters
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If you don't want to suffer any more losses, it's the only possible decision.
Metro 2034
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In the options market, investors are betting on more losses.
Reuters
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Private creditors will have to agree to take more losses.
Reuters
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We do not want any more losses, he told supporters.
Reuters
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Beeson, meanwhile, was the front man for Citadel as the firm suffered more losses.
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In your struggles as an organizer, you have more losses than you have wins.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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That pushed up the index, giving the bank more losses.
Reuters
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Banks slipped on poor sentiment and worries over more losses.
Reuters
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More losses across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common