Sentence examples for has likely lost from inspiring English sources

Smith has likely lost his job for not appearing in the playoffs often enough.

Othella Harrington is frustrated, still out because of a right knee he sprained five weeks ago; Keith Van Horn only partially practiced with a strained groin muscle; and Howard Eisley prepared to return from a strained groin muscle after missing three games, although he has likely lost his starting spot to Charlie Ward.

Obama has likely lost hope of success in pursuit of a war started by his political enemies and that has failed miserably to date.

Lose one, Jelić said, and you've likely lost the other.

McHale continued: Our perception was that this market had likely lost the intense enthusiasm it once had for Major League Baseball and I think that this requires us to recalibrate our estimation of how popular our sport might be here.

If they have to spend 2-3 minutestrugglingng to understand how to use it, you've likely lost them for good.

Wow. T-Mobile and Danger, the Microsoft-owned subsidiary that makes the Sidekick, has just announced that they've likely lost all user data that was being stored on Microsoft's servers due to a server failure.

Certainly, that's the least they can do for these developers as some have likely lost quite a bit of money due to ridiculous rejections (though this particular app is free).

If you're in jail that means you've likely lost your job, have no source of income, and can't communicate effectively with your family and friends.

If the Nahmads had signed the documents as the owners of International Art Center, they would have likely lost the legal protection the company provided.

Worse yet, the fact you didn't spend the time for which you fought so hard means you've likely lost credibility -- not to mention the money you spent during the process.