make a loss

The company made a loss every month for the first two years of operations.

If your business makes a loss you can get tax relief for it.

If the short makes a loss on his futures position.

For the duration of the war the company made a loss.

But we have to face the economic reality that the branch is making a loss.

No doubt they'd prefer the bank simply made a loss.

There are some special rules if you've made a loss on the following personal possessions:.

At the beginning of a career, any band's tours are likely to make a loss.

The ferry service was making a loss and had stopped running for the winter.

The Government would serve us better by keeping the mines open, even if they are making a loss.

Well going back to the boards point about take over theatre as we did on making a loss.

Appreciation of the currency beyond this can lead to the company making a loss.

I don't see how the supervisor can make a loss.

In high-end console game development 4 out of 5 games make a loss.

The line was making a loss of seven pounds for each passenger journey.

They are usually created when a company makes a loss and can be held for several years to offset against future profits.

The Post Office is making a loss - so what?

Even professional breeders are in the habit of making a loss.

We make a loss every year so I guess it pales in significance.

The factory made a loss of £447,158 in the financial year 2006/7.

So if you made a loss in 2006-07 you must make the claim by 5 April 2011.

It could be wrong, and the product might make a loss, if sales fail to reach 10,000 units.

Is it a well I suppose they're not going to make a loss out of it!

His concerts this time were not successful with the critics or the public, and the orchestra made a loss.