That would probably result in a loss exceeding $100 million for the year.

Losses also exceeded the one million mark in the 1950's and 1960's.

They generally get out of a position before the loss exceeds 10 percent.

Under the federal program, the government is to pay 90 percent of all costs after losses exceed $10 billion.

At one point, trading was stopped for 35 minutes when losses exceeded 10 percent.

The losses to the various national economies may also not exceed $10 billion.

Eventually, the losses exceeded the bank's capital, reported as $5.3 million on June 30.

British losses did not exceed 100 while the defenders lost over 300.

The Government has estimated that the loss to taxpayers will exceed $2 billion.

They were also guaranteed that any losses would not exceed 10 percent.