Sentence examples for bigger casualty from inspiring English sources

But they could also signal the start of a more destabilising rout, with Labour, a shade unfairly, likely to be an even bigger casualty than Fine Gael.

A bigger casualty could be democracy itself, a delicate flower in coup-prone Thailand as it is in other countries in south-east Asia.

But significant as this was, there was a bigger casualty of the vote: the Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP .Mr Gandhi at least maintained Congress's toehold in UP, winning 22 of 402 seats.

But Mr Jain is much the bigger casualty: three years ago many assumed Mr Fitschen was chaperoning the younger man, a non-German speaker who had built up Deutsche's investment bank in London, before he went on to take the reins alone.In fact, it is Mr Jain's investing-banking experience which at one time marked him out for the top job that has now proven to be a handicap.

The bigger casualties were almost incalculable: the homes, businesses and lives lost to fire and flooding.

Horne was the biggest casualty.

The other big casualty was John Prescott.

Tony Blair is this year's biggest casualty.

But the biggest casualty has been her credibility.

Executives from AIG, another big casualty, followed the next day.

"The sentence is the biggest casualty," Mr. Billington said.