Sentence examples for have often lost from inspiring English sources

Professional athletes have often lost considerable earnings in risky or fake ventures.

I have often lost up to 50 pounds at a time, only to gain it back.

But here comes the next problem: The newly unemployed have often lost their health coverage as well as their jobs.

In fact, the Olympics have often lost money and left host cities with the wrong sorts of infrastructure.

Whitmarsh said that the team still needed to improve on first laps, as that is when they have often lost positions this year.

Decisions about Scotland should be taken in Scotland, not by governments in London, which have often lost the election in Scotland.

What is sobering, however, is that Renault has often lost on its biggest bets.

If girls find out about areas that don't appeal to them, you've often lost them right there.

Mr. Romney won among Tea Party supporters in Wisconsin, a group he has often lost to — or split with — Mr. Santorum.

This is how I thought of it, for though I've often lost faith in myself, I've never lost it in my family, in my certainty that we are fundamentally better than everyone else.

Air reaching Asia from the Atlantic Ocean, after passing over Europe or Africa, has had time to be transformed into continental air i.e., air that has often lost much of the moisture it absorbed over the ocean.