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Main Entry:	cas·u·al·ty [kazh-oo-uhl-tee] /ˈkæʒuəlti/ Show Spelled
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Main Entry:	casualty
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Example Sentences

Another casualty of these straitened financial conditions has been the physical plants of community colleges.

Car insurance is three-quarters of the country's property and casualty business.

The only casualty in our group was when one of the crazier horses collided into the back of a pickup truck.

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Another casualty of these straitened financial conditions has been the physical plants of community colleges.

Car insurance is three-quarters of the country's property and casualty business.

The only casualty in our group was when one of the crazier horses collided into the back of a pickup truck.

The acclaimed writer's website is a casualty of cost-cutting moves by the digital cooperative press.

The banking crisis has already claimed as a casualty one of the university's largest corporate supporters, and the.

In such a fragile region, economic self-confidence may not be the only casualty.

Both will remind us that in war the environment is an inevitable casualty.

Rapid casualty evacuation by helicopter can only do so much.

Even so, de facto tenure is a casualty of the current recession.

The first casualty of war is truth, it is often said.

And in those cases where the relationship is failing, the academic's work can be but one collateral casualty of a wider war.

As for the police, the big casualty is the top cops.

Truth has been said to be the first casualty in war.

The official media, often reticent about reporting bad news, rapidly updated casualty numbers.

Campus social life does seem to be a casualty of the work speedup in higher education.

Such a wife is a casualty of the sort of response savored by many male artists.

Nonetheless, the initially low casualty figures have steadily mounted into the hundreds.

In addition, civilian casualty and damage claims were paid only when they could be verified firsthand.

It recently incorporated the inpatient beds and casualty unit.

But the effect on public morale of a steady drip of casualty reports, day after day, should not be underestimated.

With reporters banned and aid workers severely restricted, the overall casualty count is unknown.

They also gave warning that casualty figures are likely to rise.

Another likely casualty is capital spending at home by consumer-goods firms, which may now think they have too much capacity.

Next came the cold war, whose main casualty may have been fish.

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