Sentence examples for amount to lose from inspiring English sources
San Diego, of course, has a huge amount to lose.
And Germany has a huge amount to lose from a fracturing of the European Union.
There is the strong sense that Herat has an immense amount to lose.
In the case of climate change, wealthy countries have an enormous amount to lose from developing-world emissions.
The United States set up the world trading system after World War II, and has a huge amount to lose if it fails.
The truth is that, unlike applicants, graduate recruiters have a negligible amount to lose from slip-ups or lapses in courtesy here or there.
Prof Roger Jones, research fellow with the Victoria Institute of Strategic Studies and another IPCC author, said that the cuts would amount to losing 2,000 years of experience from climate change research in Australia.
they wouldn't have massive amounts to lose, I mean. in real life pretend, yeah.
Citigroup and JP Morgan Chase in particular appeared to have significant amounts to lose with Enron's bankruptcy.
For many older Japanese, the decline of the honorific form amounted to losing the deep beauty of their language and the coarsening of the social culture.
The legalization of abortion was a "collective suicide," because the demographic heft of the French children who were never to be born amounted to "lost power, gone forever more".
