Sentence examples for deal losing from inspiring English sources

By claiming they cannot secure financing, the buyers are able to walk away from the deal, losing only their 5% "good faith" payment.

Delphi must cut and run, or go under unless the United Auto Workers will do a huge deal, losing face but saving jobs.

"After a period of relative stability, the rial plummeted ahead of Mr Trump's announcement on the fate of the Iran deal, losing a third of its black market value against the dollar this year alone.

Because the FCC is better equipped to create limits and continue to monitor anticompetitive business practices from AT&T — as opposed to the Justice Department, which generally looks at the makeup or structure of a deal — losing the FCC from the process could weaken the government's ability to ensure that adequate competition is preserved.

But a deal that could have sent Manu Ginóbili to the Knicks was rejected by the Spurs and is now unlikely to be able to work after the Spurs signed the former Timberwolves center Rasho Nesterovic to a six-year, $42 million deal, losing some of their available cap room.

It failed to deliver on that deal, losing out to Wells Fargo.

The deal lost an estimated $500 million for the network.

As the New Deal lost momentum, Wallace became its most forceful defender.

I've lost a book deal, lost in love and lost out on a coveted job.

Would shareholders, some of whom had already suffered a great deal, lose more of their investment?

As a result, Evercore and the other banks on the deal lost out on a combined $150 million in expected fees.