Sentence examples for a bit of a loss from inspiring English sources
He was at a bit of a loss.
"It's a bit of a loss leader," said one expert.
She wrote back: "I'm at a bit of a loss about this.
Ms. Martin said she was at a bit of a loss to explain Mr. Faulkner's quest.
That message left Mr. Mizrahi at a bit of a loss.
Without the appropriate visual aids, though, she was at a bit of a loss.
This was a first for Prospect Point, one that probably caused a bit of a financial loss.
So no, it's not too much to ask for somebody to incur a bit of a financial loss if they have to sell things off".
Obviously, there's a bit of a hair-loss problem going on with The Darkness, so I also had to ensure that nobody's attention was drawn to that (the guy who lights Danzig's shows should take note of this, BTW).
The Bears had some company in disappointment Tuesday night, though, with the debut of U.C.L.A.'s Shabazz Muhammad turning into a bit of a dud in a loss to Georgetown.
Acquired from Ernst & Young in November 2004 for $9.8 million, the investment bank was already a bit of a shambles, recording a loss of $28 million on $17 million in revenue in the five months before the sale.
