indirect loss
noun[CorU]
LAW,INSURANCEukus→consequential loss:
We will not beliablefor anyindirectlosssuch aslossofearnings.
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indirect loss
This was not a claim for his own personal injuries nor direct financial loss, butindirectloss.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.But it is quite clear that a man might suffer realindirectlossas to which it would be just that compensation should be assessed.
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I am not desiring thatindirectlossand damage should be compensated for under conditions of this kind.
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The direct loss in a struggle of this kind is nothing to theindirectloss.
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That is another illustration of anindirectloss.
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That is quite independent, of course, of theindirectloss, which must also have been very great.
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I am not subtle enough to draw a distinction between an additional charge and anindirectloss.
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But serious as is the direct loss, theindirectlossis far greater.
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They deal with the question of what might be calledindirectloss.
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This decision is leading to a direct loss of some £200 million in various orders for arms, and if this policy goes on it will mean an incalculableindirectloss.
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- beef industry
- beefing
- beef patty
- beef producer
- beef production
- beef production
- beef something up
- beefsteak tomato
- beefsteak-tomato
- beef sth up
- beef-sth-up
- beef stock
- beef tomato
- beef-tomato
- beef-up
- beefy
- beehive
- beekeeper
- beekeeping
- be-elevated-to
- be elevated to something
- beeline
- Beemer
- be-employed-in-doing
- be employed in doing something