Sentence examples for hard losing from inspiring English sources

Some ministries were hit quite hard, losing 5% or more of their budgets for this year.

And blinked hard, losing O'Meara for pick 10 and two future second-round picks.

Sao Paulo has been hit especially hard, losing 560,000 industrial jobs since 1994.Until recently, booming service firms could take on labour made idle by industry.

The C.D.O.'s that made up Citigroup's offering were fully disclosed, yet Ambac appeared not to look very hard, losing more than $300 million on the deal.

"It is hard losing old comrades, of course, but the death of old men is the way things are supposed to be.

In Iowa, where he struggled in 2008, Mr. Romney competed hard, losing in the end to Mr. Santorum by just a few votes.

It will be hard lost too.

But when it dries, it gets thick and hard, loses its flexibility and cracks easily.

The service sector was hit hardest, losing 7,800 jobs.

The textile and apparel subsectors were hit even harder, losing 76.5 percent of their jobs, or 1.2 million.

Brooklyn, where I live, will be hit the hardest, losing 16 branch libraries.