Sentence examples for competition losing from inspiring English sources

competition, losing by 8-5 to Canada at the 1960 Olympics in Squaw Valley, Calif.

But the Brewster squad knocked off two Canadian teams in its round robin competition, losing only to Troy, Mich., by a goal to advance to the semifinals.

CDNow, which went public in February 1998 at $16 a share, has stumbled in the face of increasing competition, losing $119 million last year.

McManus is also the president of CBS News, which is in third place in the network news competition, losing money and trying to secure its place in an insecure universe.

Donald Trump, Inc., is badly lagging the competition, losing market share, alarming its financial backers, and being portrayed by its main rival as a toxic product that incites hatred and bigotry.

In 2011, the Jets staggered to a 2-3 start, could easily have been 1-4, managed to go 6-2 against mostly inept competition (losing to the Pats and Tim Tebow's Broncos), before collapsing against the Giants on their way to losing their last three games.

I'm telling you this competition lost something special when it lost them.

That afternoon, Manchester City, the club trying to buy its way into European competition, lost, 2-0, to Everton.

Yesterday afternoon Aironi, the Italian "super club" who have been removed from next year's competition, lost 26-23 at home to the Scarlets.

The Eagles, who have won only two matches, both against Japan, in World Cup competition, lost to the defending champion, England, 28-10, in the opener.

The Federal Communications Commission said last week that no satellite TV service would emerge in two years to replace competition lost by the combination of EchoStar's Dish Network and Hughes's DirecTV.