Sentence examples for is lost out from inspiring English sources
In the film, we see Jimmy's life in flashback as he recounts it to Devereux, and how, even as he improves, away from home he is lost, out of his element in a hospital with good doctors and smiling nurses.
It is lost out of time, but not magical like Brigadoon; it is contradictory without being paradoxical; it is posited as existing in the way that Scotland or Cambridge do, but it can't, and we can't forget it can't.
And the nation is losing out as a result.
As a result, he said, the state is losing out on tax revenue.
Or that he is losing out to easyJet, a slightly less downmarket carrier.
Russia is losing out, with a bad grace, to an upstart former satellite.
Moreover, he said, "Maybe rural life is losing out to urban life".
"No one is losing out when native title is recognised," she said.
Meanwhile, the carrier is losing out to its rival, All Nippon Airways, on domestic routes.
The U.S. is losing out, too.
