run at a loss

I went on: 'This place has been running at a loss for months.

In April 2005 the plant was reported to be running at a loss.

In December 2012, the club was reported to be running at a loss of around £2 million a month.

"For the last few years we have run at a loss," she said.

Summer Party was dissolved in 2013 after running at a loss for several years.

How can you allow an entity to keep running at a loss for years?

Until two years ago, the foreign broadcasts ran at a loss.

Rover's problems were just starting and from 1924 the company was running at a loss.

Is the tote going to run at a loss on the race?

Most clubs run at a loss and it is very difficult to make ends meet.

As a result, many mines began to run at a loss or with very little profit.

The mill was restored in 1936, but still ran at a loss.

Five of the farms made a profit while all the rest ran at a loss before interest.

Like most productions off Broadway, the show runs at a loss.

Answer: We would still have run at a loss.

Together with the problems of maintaining an old building has resulted in the hall running at a loss.

City spent £90 million on four new players last summer despite running at a loss of £97.9 million in the most recent financial year.

In 1963, Britain's railways were running at a loss of £140m a year.

The phone division's operating margin was running at a loss of 1.6 percent.

K12 Inc. will shoulder the debt if the program runs at a loss this year.

The European operation is shrinking slightly and running at a loss.

And if it were running at a loss, you'd turn me in, yes, my little noodle?

His mum had a good accountant and technically she was running at a loss.

By the end of season 1904/05 Hearts found themselves in serious financial trouble, running at a loss on a weekly basis.

A source close to the school said it was probably running at a loss: “They have got themselves into a very difficult position.”