Sentence examples for had lost because of from inspiring English sources

In 1994 in New York, hotels mustered figures for conventions the city had lost because of the tax bite.

The investor, Len Blavatnik, was now fighting in court to get back some of the money he had lost because of the bank's alleged negligence.

The Yankees probably would have felt different if they had lost tonight, if they had lost because of their own slumping offense.

Much of the ensuing year was taken up with recovery; among other things he regained the nearly 100 pounds he had lost because of his broken jaw.

Bret Caldwell, a spokesman for the Teamsters, said his union was asking its money managers to tally up how much various Teamster retirement funds had lost because of Enron.

A new service between Denver and Tokyo-Narita, which was supposed to begin on March 31, is now scheduled to begin on May 12. United declined to say how much revenue it had lost because of the 787's grounding and what type of compensation it would seek from Boeing.

"And sometimes I've lost because of it".

Mr Clarke appears to have lost because of a surge of late tactical support for the most rightwing candidate, Liam Fox.

OPEC has so far refrained from cutting production despite the millions of dollars members have lost because of lower prices.

Standing next to her friend, Chancellor Angela Merkel, Ms. Schavan became the second cabinet minister the current German government has lost because of a plagiarized doctorate.

Some organizations have made ingenious changes that allow them to improve their estimates of how many sales they have lost because of stock-outs.