Sentence examples for it could lost from inspiring English sources

The zebra, having kicked its monkey-foe as hard as it could, lost balance and tumbled into a fire, leaving scorch marks all over its coat.

Education Minister Lord Nash wrote to the school - warning it could lose its funding if it did not put its house in order.

But it could lose its grip on the Chamber of Deputies.

If it fails to satisfy ministers, it could lose its registration - and therefore close.

Progress is giving up its headquarters, where it could lose as many as 1,000 jobs.

Polls show that it could lose its grip on the capital next year, when Mr Ebrard's term expires.

However, if restorers decide the painting could be fit for another move, it could lose its status as a permanent exhibit at the Reina Sofia.

Israel worries that it could lose its military option, and it may be reluctant to wait for diplomacy to bear fruit.

France fears that it could lose its triple-A credit rating if it has to inject billions of euros in taxpayer money into its banks.

In January, the federal Education Department warned New York that it could lose its share of the money if it did not comply.

Intel might catch up in designing low-power chips, but if it didn't, it could lose its quasi-monopoly margins.