Sentence examples for it loses both from inspiring English sources
It can lose one or the other at various times, but if it loses both at once, it's in trouble.
If it loses, both plans could fail.The European Commission predicted that all EU countries bar Italy and Greece would have budget deficits small enough to let them qualify for the single currency in 1999.
If it loses both battles, says SG Cowen's Bill Tanner, it may not trade that high above cash.
It is observed that if the BER at the relay is not taken into account by the decoder at destination, it loses both coding gain and diversity order.
Your airline has to pay the other airline to fly you, sometimes more than you paid for the ticket, so it loses both your fare and it may actually cost it something extra to get you there as promised.
Fine simple answer: You put a Chesley Sullenberger on a jetliner when it loses both engines, and then you watch a professional who was trained for the task set a crippled passenger plane down on the Hudson River with no loss of life.
In its understandably pragmatic, green-lite approach to reducing emissions, it lost both its vision and its soul, forgetting that a movement without either is hardly pragmatic.
Athens itself, of course, was to become the protagonist of one such tragico-historical "plot": during Herodotus' lifetime, the preëminent Greek city-state travelled a Sophoclean road from the heady triumph of the Persian Wars to the onset of the Peloponnesian War, a conflict during which it lost both its political and its moral authority.
When the extracellular domain was deleted, the localization of hepaCAM was significantly altered, and it lost both its adhesive function and its influence on cell growth.
(Paradise Ridge Winery in Santa Rosa got the worst of it, losing both its production facility and tasting room). Ninety percent of the area's grape crop was harvested before the blaze, and most winery tasting rooms have reopened.
However, it lost both its two matches in the playoffs and finished at the third place.
