Sentence examples for faced a losing from inspiring English sources

With five seconds left, he faced a losing ending.

Prosecutors faced a losing proposition, not because no crime was committed, but because the crime committed in this case is not easy to prosecute given the current statutes.

He concluded "the majority of UK households have faced a lost decade of income" as he noted that half of all UK households have seen no material recovery in their real disposable incomes since around 2005.

If they can move the ball, Wyoming can get into a bowl game; if they cannot, the Cowboys will again face a losing season.

Facing a losing competition with movie houses, once-supportive ministers denounced the evils of the "colored theater". Onscreen images sparked arguments over black identity and the meaning of freedom.

Supporters fear they face a losing struggle to protect the most important cinemas in an area of central London hungry for ambitious new developments.

Conversations with a number of academics suggest Facebook faces a losing battle here, given that technologically there is little it can do to prevent academics from mass harvesting its data through web scrapers.

The more we fight for things to stay the same, to retain our comfortable certainties, the more we face a losing struggle against the inevitability of change.

So you see, Heart faces a losing argument: with enough coats of pseudo-intellectual gloss, one can make the argument that "Barracuda" really is a roof-rattling paleocon anthem.

Britain is facing a lost decade in my view.

These countries face a lost decade of economic progress that will trap tens of millions of people in misery.