Sentence examples for have lost even from inspiring English sources

He most likely would have lost even if he had never mentioned a value-added tax.

Kiev feared if it had continued on the battlefield, it could have lost even more territory.

We've taken cases that have lost, even though we felt the evidence was overpowering.

"Trust me," he tells Pauline, "during puberty I could have lost even more sensitivity and been just fine".

He said the company would have lost even more if it staged productions during the renovations, an argument that made no sense to me.

Declining house prices will be another blow to consumption as homeowners recognise that they have lost even more wealth than their had previously believed.

"She had lost even her name.

In the fag-end of its 12-year reign, Labour has lost even core supporters.

"Europe has lost even more of its innocence," said Margot Wallstrom, Sweden's representative at the European Union.

Few would argue that the Philadelphia Orchestra has lost even a stride in musicianship.

If the Jets had lost even two of those four early games, they would not have started the season 6-1 -- remember how wide open the season seemed then?