A GREATER LOSS

Definition: Indicating a more significant or substantial negative outcome or deprivation.

Synonyms: Significant Loss, Major Loss, Big Loss, Heavy Loss, Deep Loss

Usage Examples in Sentences

Missing the bus was a greater loss of time than expected.

Failing the easy exam was a greater loss for the student's confidence.

Choosing the wrong color turned out to be a greater loss in the painting.

A faded memory is often a greater loss than a forgotten name.

Failing to secure the contract would be a greater loss for the company, given the potential revenue it could generate.

Missing the final penalty kick proved to be a greater loss for the team, costing them the championship title.

Losing the key witness in the trial would be a greater loss for the prosecution, weakening their case significantly.

Overlooking cultural diversity can be a greater loss for a community, as it hinders collective growth and understanding.

Losing the championship match was a greater loss than we had anticipated.

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Selling the house at a loss turned out to be a greater loss than keeping it.

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Choosing the wrong investment proved to be a greater loss for the company.

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The theft of valuable artwork was a greater loss for the museum.

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Unforeseen, a greater loss occurred when we embarked on this venture.

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Despite her efforts, she experienced a greater loss in the stock market.

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In investing, she encountered a greater loss during the economic downturn.

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During the economic downturn, she faced a greater loss in her investment portfolio.

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She realized a greater loss in her investment portfolio, causing her significant distress.

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Many investors suffered a greater loss due to market fluctuations.