例句與造句

1. These numbers translate into tangible losses citizens can see and feel.
2. The tangible loss was estimated at about 3 billion US dollars.
3. That is a tangible loss on my part.
4. You wouldn't ask about stealing a replacement CD from a shop, as the shop has suffered a tangible loss.
5. For a second year, lawmakers will face a more tangible loss when their $ 3, 057-every-two-weeks paychecks will be withheld for as long as they go past April 1 without approving a new budget.
6. It's difficult to find tangible loss in a sentence. 用tangible loss造句挺難的
7. "To people in the cities, it may not be a tangible loss, something out of their pockets, but to some of us it's a loss of a heritage that had a value of its own, " he said.
8. Those willing to give up compensation f and suffering in all but the most extreme cases of negligence could buy " personal injury protection " from their insurer, which would compensate them for tangible losses even in one-car accidents.
9. Those willing to give up compensation for pain and suffering in all but the most extreme cases of negligence could buy " personal injury protection " from their insurer, which would compensate them for tangible losses even in one-car accidents.
10. Ketcham estimated that the proposed overhaul of the Gowanus would cost the community more than $ 200 million a year in tangible losses, like less business activity, and intangible ones, like a poorer quality of life and time spent in traffic.
11. And in the handful of states that have also erected formidable legal barriers to suing for intangible " pain and suffering " _ notably Michigan _ no-fault has done a decent job of covering tangible losses while keeping down insurance premiums.
12. The report sought to quantify tangible losses, including the amount of office space destroyed and the number of jobs lost, as well as less tangible ones _ for example, the effect that post-Sept . 11 attack symptoms like shock, disbelief and anger have on worker productivity.