1.   He seemed, for once, at a loss for words.

2.   If he did not haggle, he would sooner or later lose out, with a consequent loss for his client.

3.   In Cramlington there were actual job losses for women in full-time employment.

4.   Mrs Miller seemed at a loss for words.

5.   She stared at his letter, clearly at a loss for words.

6.   Social efficiency requires that prices be close to Marginal cost but this will imply losses for the natural monopolist.

7.   Still, you will not be at a loss for conversation with such an unusual choice.

8.   The company also will post a loss for the period.

9.   The company said that it would result in a significant loss for the year.