Sentence examples for it losing out from inspiring English sources
The idea of it losing out to, say, Lion, must have ruined Scorsese's breakfast today.
After Morrisons' underwhelming update last week, the supermarket group is back in focus on renewed talk of an asset sale to boost shareholder value, despite continuing worries about it losing out to discounters like Aldi and Lidl.
Despite having several opportunities we have never quite been able to grab it; losing out by two points to Bradford in 2003, one point to Hull in 2005 and still unable to get the win in either of our visits to Wembley over the last two years.
While this enabled each node to perform its own allocation, it lost out on the opportunity to redistribute workloads across the data centre infrastructure.
However, its ambitions were dealt a blow when it lost out in the recent sale of Emap's radio interests.
It lost out to China ten years ago, but has regained its competitiveness against its Asian competitors.
It lost out on LinkedIn to Microsoft, which flexed its financial muscles and reeled in the business social network for $26.5 billion a couple of years ago.
It lost out in womenswear, menswear and kidswear, according to data from analysts Kantar Worldpanel.
In the late 1990s, it lost out in a dispute with AAR.
It claims it lost out since it had an agreement with BayernLB entitling it to 10 per cent of the proceeds if the stake sold for more than $1.1bn.
It loses out slightly on bulk, but it's very functional, and remains high up in my affections".
