In the winter of 1950/1, for example, government estimates were that consequential industrial production losses had been £8-10 millions.

"Why, one bite on the nose could bring a $50,000 production loss."

Financial analysts said mining companies had suffered production losses of between $125 million and $225 million.

Toyota's production losses amounted to between 46,000 or possibly 55,000 vehicles.

He had to grant that, and maybe the morale gain would offset the production loss.

I don't have any estimates of production loss at this time.

The industrial sector remains the weakest economic link, with continued production losses.

This was a slight decrease from 2011, the year before, which had a production loss of $60,200,000.

In such a market, production losses are not entirely bad.

This may have started as a production loss or to make it easier for small children to join the tracks.