Sentence examples for are probably losing from inspiring English sources

Now that the getting here has got even harder, many businesses shipping goods into the city are probably losing money.

In the short term, that is not happening and we are probably losing some good young people who might otherwise enter science.

He also said that the football programs at the other SUNY campuses are "probably losing a heck of a lot more money than they make".

However, if you are a landlord you are probably losing real money every single month and you don't even know it.

If you cannot easily tap it with your fattest finger, you are probably losing much of the value of your effort.

For this reason, we are probably losing a great deal of the natural genetic variability, since there may be different genetic associations between this fruit fly and other host fruits that are economically unimportant.

If all the kids are on the same page in the same book, half of them are probably bored and the other half are probably lost.

Most of the comments uttered at Harvard after the appointment of its new president, Dr. Drew Gilpin Faust, are probably lost to history.

A few good scenes, alas, are probably lost forever.

Actually, knowing you, you are probably lost now and weeping.

Times columnist Robin Abcarian writes, accurately enough, that O'Connor's words are probably lost on Cyrus, who has responded with predictable low-rent flair.