Sentence examples for groups of losers from inspiring English sources
The graphs highlight two particular groups of losers: the countries that rely on oil revenues for a large part of their government income, and the sovereign wealth funds.
A crash redistributes income, creating new groups of losers whose influence may count, whether they are newly insecure workers or newly dispossessed fat cats.
And Mr. Dose, Mr. Altamirano and Mr. Schneeflock are the winningest group of losers you'll ever see.
Here we are introduced to our second group of losers from this sorry tale, the BHS customers.
Ken and a small group of "losers" (Ron's words) were assembled in the living room, including the group's second-in-command, its treasurer and a bodyguard.
Harris and Klebold, we were told, were members of a campus group of losers and Marilyn Manson-worshippingothshs called the Trenchcoat Mafia, who had few friends and attracted only derision from the cool kids.
The other group of losers will be those relying on state benefits; the generosity of which varies from country to country.That looks like an unstable and arbitrary situation, with wealth dependent on who you worked for and when you worked rather than on merit.
One theory might be that diasporic tastes are beginning to diverge from subcontinental ones, and glitzy paneer from the masala school (Happy New Year is about a group of "losers" who stage a jewel heist under cover of a Dubai dance competition) doesn't cut it with newer generations abroad.
Finally, the Sunni Muslim-dominated Arab world knows that there is not a single credible Sunni Muslim among the whole U.S.-funded Iraqi opposition front (a group of losers, who will never be accepted as legitimate in a post-Saddam Iraq and will only bring the U.S. trouble).
Due to the time the issue has existed (1970s) and the growing number of successful toll projects, the issues linked to the introduction of urban toll are subject to several studies.2 It penalizes some individuals who form a group of losers that require identifying and more or less compensating, in particular when they are captive users.
