Sentence examples for is lost anyway from inspiring English sources

"If it dies here because we have no money, then it is lost anyway," he said".

Labor advocates and officials from the Labor Department counter, however, that this leverage is lost anyway if the administration is never willing to use it.

If so, then transitivity is lost anyway.

A forward-looking perspective can support an economically sensible, politically sustainable, and suitably credible reform path, which is however always threatened by the "all is lost anyway" or "change is too risky" political sentiments that crises also tend to produce.

A certain liberty is being lost anyway, along with courtesy.

He overstepped the time control after 34... but, but his position was lost anyway.

At one point he encounters a modern villager with whom he cannot communicate and on whom the spiritual nature of the journey would presumably be lost anyway.

(Another 1,000 jobs were lost anyway, but who's counting?) Some of us are old to enough remember how the Tea Party movement was disgusted by Obama saving the entire auto industry (1.5m jobs) in 2009 at a cost of $9bn.

Jobs are lost at home in the process, Mr. Raimondo acknowledged, but they would have been lost anyway if Behlen had stuck with an export strategy and thus sacrificed orders to lower-cost competitors with plants in China.

"The comfort level that exists with embryonic stem cell research has been premised on the idea that the embryos would be lost anyway," said R. Alta Charo, a bioethicist at the University of Wisconsin.

Some 20 split-capital trusts have gone bust.The FSA thinks that investors lost about £1 billion or so from investing in split caps, though some of these investors are of the institutional sort, who should be able to look after themselves, and some money would have been lost anyway because the overall stockmarket had fallen.