Sentence examples for if we are defeated from inspiring English sources

If we are defeated, my defeat, or my victory, is not yours.

Even if we are defeated in the final, which I don't think will happen, nothing will crumble.

I, for my part, am really ashamed that we are going to contend with such creatures, by vanquishing whom we shall gain no glory, whereas if we are defeated we shall be disgraced.

"…they [researchers] told us that if the child becomes sick 'we will come, take the child for treatment and if we are defeated we will send the child and the mother to another hospital and the child will be treated and the mother will be provided with food, then they will be transported by a vehicle up to here [hospital].

When Gordon refused to return from Scotland for a planned meeting on the euro and other issues, Tony sent him a message saying that if we were defeated on the parliamentary vote on foundation hospitals, which Gordon's supporters were opposing, he would be sacked.

If we defeat her, we are defeating him".

Just what the Democrats will do if they are defeated in court is unclear, however.

An open question is whether either the PDP or APC will be "good losers" if they are defeated.

Wales are second, but England will leapfrog them if Italy are defeated on Sunday.

"There is no hope in victory if we are already defeated," I thought to myself.

It is worth thinking about: If we can be defeated at chess, one of the superior games of the mind, then what are our chances of withstanding competition and pressure from computers in less creative areas?