Sentence examples for cannot stand to lose from inspiring English sources
Some local and county politicians — in addition to Mr. Lautenberg — have argued that municipalities cannot stand to "lose" those potential tax revenues, which would presumably start flowing in 2017, after the project was completed.
Backup any data on your iPod you cannot stand to lose including, of course, your music.
"Those who who were in power for the past 30 years, the Social Democrats, cannot stand to lose," he said today.
Most OPEC countries stand to lose money from the production increase, because they cannot produce the extra volumes needed to compensate for a decline in prices.
Yet this flawed, anachronistic set-up cannot be changed without the say-so of the very nations who would stand to lose most from any genuine reform.
For the low-income homeowners who stand to lose their homes because they're saddled with mortgages they cannot afford, that is an unacceptable outcome.
The athletes and their representatives stand to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars if Keino and the Kenyan amateur association cannot be swayed from their position.
If it cannot, the deal may well collapse.If this happens, or if skittish Chinese regulators refuse to give final approval, all parties stand to lose.
I couldn't stand to lose.
"Both sides stand to lose massively.
