Sentences with phrase «absorbed losses when»

It seemed like Murphy's Law was working overtime during Super Bowl XLVII, at least according to one sportsbook that absorbed losses when the Ravens beat the 49ers 34 - 31 Sunday.

Not exact matches

Still, when you consider that Alphabet generated $ 7 billion in free cash that quarter, the losses seem like something the company could easily absorb.

That is why when we win i gave the credit to the players and absorb them much of the blame when we loss.

These designs can absorb about 80 to 90 percent of the concentrated sunlight directed at them when considering reflections and heat loss, but Ho said design improvements to make the receivers even more efficient are needed to help reduce the cost of concentrating solar power and improve scalability.

Phosphorus is absorbed more easily than calcium, has a see - saw relationship with calcium and forces calcium down when it goes up, and can accelerate bone loss.

When an investment or trade goes against them, they are financially strong enough to absorb the losses.

I opened the brokerage individual stock account as an investing neophyte, and as I have learned about investing (and absorbed some painful losses), I have determined that this account will be a dividend growth stock account, to serve as one source of passive income when I reach FI (i.e. one of my Cash FIREhoses).

As the electrons of the molecules of air absorb visible light they are physically moved in their orbit before coming back to ground state when they spit out the same energy they absorbed, the energy is conserved by the electrons using it in moving in their orbit and is conserved in the loss of speed of the visible light.

Finally, separate property may be «invaded» when dividing property where one party shows substantial need and the other party has the ability to absorb the loss of separate property.

There's no reason for them to absorb losses to the premises that are caused by residents, when the resident's liability coverage can (and should) respond.