"Substantial financial losses" refers to a situation where a significant amount of money is lost, usually as a result of poor financial decisions or unpredictable circumstances. It means suffering a significant decline in one's finances, which can have significant consequences and impact on a person's or organization's financial stability.
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Always ask your insurance agent or company representative to review the other important coverages that may protect you from being sued and potentially
incurring substantial financial loss.
Diagnostic testing does come with an investment, but
more substantial financial loss can come about later when dealing with problems encountered after the breeding investment has been made.
E.ON's CEO Johannes Teyssen warned
of substantial financial losses, and Vattenfall CEO Oystein Loseth demanded «fair compensation» for losses as a result of the decision, based on «writing off» the plants, cancelled upgrades scheduled after September 2010, and decommissioning costs.
Disasters, whether weather - related or man - made, can lead to
substantial financial losses for your Jamestown business — not only because of lost income but because of property damage.
Where these balance sheet improvements are most advanced, future financial distress will look more like what we typically see in instances of financial stress in the major economies — substantial asset price volatility and the potential for
substantial financial losses, but less in the way of a significant disruption to either short - run or long - run real economic growth.
«Cameron Collins has liquidated all his shares after the stock halt was lifted, suffering
a substantial financial loss.»
It is not a policy meant to cover everyday occurrences, but is more for events like a fire or theft where you incur
a substantial financial loss.
The tragic and unexpected loss of a loved one can change the course of a family's life and can result in severe emotional pain and suffering in addition to
substantial financial losses.
Imposing cleanup costs on the innocent are something akin to an offence of absolute liability — the orderee may be «morally innocent in every sense» and yet subject to
substantial financial losses.
Among various sweeping changes, the Bill proposes at Clause 11 to require a company to prove that the matter complained of has caused or is likely to cause
it substantial financial loss.
It is not a policy meant to cover everyday occurrences, but is more for events like a fire or theft where you incur
a substantial financial loss.
Which could mean
a substantial financial loss, as well as perhaps sentimental.
Accidents could cause injuries or damage to property that could lead to
substantial financial loss.
If you're involved in a serious accident with a motorist who doesn't have an auto insurance policy, you could be at risk for
substantial financial losses.
Disasters, whether weather - related or man - made, can lead to
substantial financial losses for your Augusta business.
Insurance is meant to protect against
a substantial financial loss.
Disasters, ranging from hurricanes to structure fires, can lead to
substantial financial losses for your Norwood - based business — not only because of lost revenue, but because of property damage.
And logically, the loss of a valuable asset can cause
a substantial financial loss to the if the appropriate business life insurance isn't in place.
Disasters, ranging from hurricanes to fires to floods, can lead to
substantial financial losses for your Frankfort business not only because of lost income but also because of property damage.
A well - crafted driving school insurance policy can shield you from the risk of unforeseen hazards that can lead to costly problems and
substantial financial loss.
Failure to implement the right strategy can lead to disappointment and
substantial financial loss.
On the flip side — no pun intended — inadequate preparation, poor execution and careless mistakes can be very costly, and lead to
substantial financial loss.