Sentence examples for has always lost from inspiring English sources

(He has always lost money backing thrice-divorced managers, apparently).

In American mythology, the bookworm has always lost out to the rugged frontiersman and to the ordinary working man.

California has always lost jobs to other places (one of the strong points of its economy is its capacity for creative destruction), so bleating businesspeople are nothing new.

Whenever Israel has found itself in conflicts without borders -- south Lebanon, the Palestinian intifada in the West Bank -- it has always lost, because it always found it difficult to win support, either at home or abroad, for the force that is required to win a war without borders.

Morocco has attempted to host the World Cup on four separate occasions but has always lost out - most notably when South Africa was selected to host the 2010 finals.

And I am sure that they will point out that every time there has been a public vote on marriage equality, the lgbt community has always lost.

So these challenges have always lost.

They've always lost when conceding first: three times.

But the most important point about the outists is that they have always lost.

The ratio of losers to winners – about 80% of customers have always lost money – has long been financial spread betting's dirty little secret.

We've always lost bits – 'Oh it's not making any sense!' – then you just redo one scene and it makes perfect sense.