Sentence examples for it lost far from inspiring English sources

In three years of bitter fighting on its southeastern frontiers, Bolivia sustained some 57,000 deaths, and it lost far more territory than Paraguay had claimed even in its most extreme prewar demands.

It has lost far more troops fighting terrorists than has ISAF.

So while the government has collected more than $63 million in new tax revenue, it appears to have lost far more — about $190 million, according to an association of Greek oil suppliers — in revenue from sales taxes on the oil.

The London Philharmonic, which said it was stung in an embezzlement scam by its finance director, lost far more money than was originally reported.

It's something that can be lost far more easily than it can be gained".

Bristol City manager Derek McInnes: "We didn't deal with the free kick and it's a goal we've lost far too often - it was far too easy to score for them.

Adding in the additional 13 months, it's clear that men lost far more jobs than women.

The Sky Blues had lost as many as they had won over the course of the season, but amid a number of high-profile disasters it felt like they had lost far more than they had won.

Yet over time, as Joseph continued in a steady relationship with his partner, Professor DeFilippis came to see that hope was not lost, far from it; that gay people could have children as well.

Over all, it is still not profitable, but it is losing far less than it once did.

But in her emotional speech outside the courthouse, she made it clear that she believed she had lost far more.