Sentence examples for has lost for from inspiring English sources

She makes sure we get to know the man she has lost – for this book is, above all, about Tony.

That means Bild has lost, for now, its title as the largest-circulation newspaper in Europe to The Sun in Britain.

With Trump's election, the US has lost for a generation the claim that underlay its supremacy: the claim to be the shining light of democracy and tolerance.

If a club is promoted and has lost, for example, £30m, as Leicester did in 2012, it would have to pay £7m plus £12m, the level of overspending above £18m – a total fine of £19m.

The amount Swiss Re has lost for protecting the investor came to 981 million Swiss francs ($878 million) after tax, which it said it discovered after completing its so-called October performance report.

California also has lost for the time being another key issue as FERC signaled it was unlikely to overturn any of the more than $40 billion in long-term power contracts that California and other Western states signed at the height of the 2000-2001 crisis.

Tell us about the assets you've lost for good.

Brown seems to have lost for reasons wholly unrelated to ISIS or Ebola.

So much so, it'll have you thinking of everyone you've lost for its duration.

Actually, they should have worried more, because they have lost for ever the let-out of devaluation.This suggests three conclusions.

But if West Brom had lost for a fourth successive home game, would that have made Irvine a bad coach?