Sentence examples for could losing from inspiring English sources
Only in Carroll's zany universe, where the rah-rah of college meets the violent sis-boom-bah of the N.F.L., could losing become winning.
Even today, the big carriers still fly unchallenged on more than half America's routes.In this section Freedom in the air The anti-management guru Conglomerates on trial Undercover Boom and gloom in Germany Linking up The little airport that could Losing the Midas touch Splitting the brand ReprintsIn Europe, the omens are not good for passengers looking for lower fares.
In its section "Doing it their way", the survey should also have made clear its debt to a working paper on McKinsey by Amar Bhide of the Harvard Business School.In this section Freedom in the air The anti-management guru Conglomerates on trial Undercover Boom and gloom in Germany Linking up The little airport that could Losing the Midas touch Splitting the brand Reprints.
"If the sinking Maldives aren't enough to galvanize action on climate change," wrote New Scientist magazine in an account of the hops study, "could losing a classic beer do it?" Even as a lover of a good pilsner, I would guess the answer is no.
Could losing the "stigma" of long-term renting revolutionise housing in London?
This led to the lightly heralded Johan Vansummeren from Hushovd's team winning the race from a solo escape, but Ballan was able to finish sixth by staying with Cancellara as best he could, losing contact only when Cancellara put in his most strenuous attack near the finish.
Santorum could lose Pennsylvania.
"Romney could lose Michigan.
Consumers could lose interest, too.
They could lose their jobs.
