Sentence examples for but have lost in from inspiring English sources

I myself have gained in some things but have lost in others".

The Flyers won the Cup on their first two trips, in 1974 and 1975, but have lost in their last five appearances.

I myself have gained in some things but have lost in others". Languages were one gain: he was fluent in French and German and had conversational Italian.

England won the competition in 1994, but have lost in the past three finals.

England, one of eight European qualifiers for this summer's World Cup in Canada, have never won the European Championship, but have lost in the final on two occasions - in 1984 and 2009.

At that point, Romney had won New Hampshire and Florida, but had lost in Iowa and South Carolina.

The Cigna Corporation of Bloomfield, Conn., has won a victory in Federal court but has lost in state court over its policy requiring employees to settle job-related disputes through arbitration instead of lawsuits.

The left-hander has risen to become Britain's number one but has lost in the first round of tournaments eight times this season.

"But he hasn't run into any Southern California teams yet". One of the Southern California teams is CdM, which is a three-time tournament champion but has lost in the quarterfinals for seven straight years.

Doing this, we surely have gained in flexibility, sometimes in accuracy, but we may have lost in expertise and ergonomics.

An alternative possibility is that they may actually be ancient miRNAs that have been under positive selection and divergence in Populus but have lost function in Arabidopsis.