Sentence examples similar to he could be the loser from inspiring English sources

If the battle against terrorism is limited to military operations, the world could be the loser.

Microsoft could be the loser here, because its whole brand is about utility, not entertainment.

The danger is that tolerance and respect for our differences - and for each other - could be the loser; the very principles that many came to America and Europe to enjoy and uphold.

And British soccer fans could be the losers.

The American people could be the losers in this fight.

There is a foreboding in the higher ranks of the P.L.O. that Mr. Sadat's diplomacy has ushered in a new and dangerous phase in which the Palestinian militants could be the losers.

"He could win championships and be God, or he could be a great loser.

If Pacquiao were in anyway distracted in a fight against Khan, he could be leaving the sport a loser at the end of a glorious career.

Given that the Democrats (if they are worthy of the name) on the committee are likely to resist entitlement cuts, and given, also, the antipathy towards tax increases within the current flock of Republicans, defence could be the big loser.

And while the company had sharply expanded its defense business in recent years, it was clear that the flush times in military spending were coming to an end, and Boeing could be the biggest loser.

"Continental could be the big loser in this alliance, if Northwest begins imposing its standards," said Joe Brancatelli, who is a columnist for Trip.com (www.thetrip.com), a World Wide Web site for business travelers.