Sentence examples for he lost up from inspiring English sources

When both Shannon Lucid and Norman Thagard spent long periods aboard Mir, he lost up to 11.7percentt of his bone mineral and 17.5 pounds of overall muscle and weight, while she maintained her weight and lost less muscle mass and bone mineral than he did, even though she was in space 73 days longer.

Terry White says he lost up to £15,000 per day on fixed odd betting terminals in shops on the high street.

Michael Miller from Knightsbridge, London, said he "felt sick" that he may have lost up to £50,000 worth of uninsured jewellery, including an irreplaceable timepiece he bought when his son was born.

Although Goodman initially feared he'd lose up to a quarter of his practice, he said that so far he'd only lost five to 10 patients and had received a mostly positive reaction to the policy.

Although Goodman initially feared that he would lose up to a quarter of his practice, he said that so far he has lost only five to 10 patients and has received a mostly positive reaction to the policy.

Although he will lose up to £100,000 a year giving up conducting, Maxwell Davies says he will not miss the money as it was never of interest to him.

Mr. Aslam said he was losing up to $700 a day and had been unable to hire seasonal workers.

In a mild climate like Britain's, he could lose up to 2.5 litres a day just by breathing, sweating and urinating.

Bob Summerhayes, one of eight fishermen working out of Weymouth, estimates he will lose up to £2,000.

Sure the investor saves a few pennies, maybe more, on commissions, but he can lose up to 50 cents on the bid-ask spread.

It's perhaps no surprise Mel Morris is stepping up his search for new investment, and possibly an outright buyer, given reports he's losing up to £2m a month financing the club.