anticipated loss

Howard had anticipated losses well before they reached the river.

They did not provide further details about the severity of the anticipated loss.

The network decided to write off the anticipated losses in the third quarter of 1991.

An anticipated loss rate of 10% for the first movement did not materialize and instead was 5.2%.

Churchill had anticipated losses and considered them a necessary tactical price.

By that yardstick, Chrysler has used up about half the anticipated loss.

The anticipated loss there, while only $25 million when the tax is fully eliminated, would account for about 4.6 percent of all revenues.

The anticipated loss of two events is not the end of unwelcome news.

And the anticipated loss for the fourth quarter is likely to make 1988 an essentially profitless year.

Latest quarter results included a $31-million charge for the additional anticipated loss on the 1990 Goodwill Games.

A recent pilot of this work has already protected more than £16m of anticipated losses in tax credits.

Nature had apparently anticipated losses through the placenta and provided fetuses with blood to spare.

Of the current charge, more than $100 million is for covering anticipated losses over 25 years on the World Financial Center.

Last Thursday, about a dozen gardeners held a small rally at the casita to protest the anticipated loss of their green space.

The beauty products company said it was setting aside as much as $425 million to cover anticipated losses from the divestitures.

Greyhound Dial said today it had created a $100 million reserve account to cover anticipated losses related to the bus company's bankruptcy.

And it said it had obtained a waiver on its $300 million bank credit line to cover a potential default because of the anticipated loss.

But they will have to grow much faster to offset anticipated losses in federal aid and increases in Medicaid costs next year, he said.

The system, the nation's largest lender to farmers, has lost $4.8 billion since 1985; its anticipated losses could deplete its resources.

Most of the artists said they plan to make up for the anticipated loss in courtroom work with freelance artwork such as advertising and book illustration.

In response, Hertz will raise its rates 3.5 to 5 percent today, citing an anticipated loss in revenue from waivers.

Liberty, which is privately held and therefore does not have to publicly report its anticipated losses, specializes in commercial and home loans.

Studio executives did not like the film and they restructured Fincher's intended marketing campaign to try to reduce anticipated losses.

While there were a number of items on the budget, the zoo closures remained among the more visible of anticipated losses.

On the creditors' side, banks have reduced lending, and lately started stashing billions in reserves against anticipated losses.