Sentence examples for it's a losing proposition from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, when a discount comes out to be 75percentt or more, it's a losing proposition for the merchant — depending of course on the deal provider's cut.

It's a losing proposition.

In the end it's a losing proposition.

"No, it's a losing proposition -- you set yourself up for failure," he said.

"It's a losing proposition to try to explain that you are exchanging something very bad for something mildly bad," he said.

The problem: It's a losing proposition.

Say that as time went on, it began falling behind on its debt payments, and that its VCs decided it was a losing proposition to continue funding the company.

Say that as time went on, it began falling behind on its debt payments, and that its VCs decided it was a losing proposition to continue funding the company.

It is a losing proposition for both Franklin, a six-time gold medalist at last summer's world championships, and Ledecky, who will go into this week's Pan Pacific Swimming Championships poised to win as many as five gold medals.

"It was a losing proposition that we found ourselves in.

It was a losing proposition from beginning to end".