Sentence examples for have always lost from inspiring English sources

So these challenges have always lost.

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.

Older people have always lost out when it comes to government policies on social protection and are barely mentioned in Uganda's national Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP).

In the long run of history, the censor and the inquisitor have always lost.

Just as they have always lost.

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

(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.

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