Sentence examples for labour loss from inspiring English sources

Still, a Labour loss here seems unlikely.

A Labour loss next door to Mr Brown's constituency would check his recent rise.

(The stone's demolition, in the event of a Labour loss, had been agreed at the time it was commissioned.

It's much easier to talk about the Labour loss now it's over, but I was so disappointed at the time.

They can draw together the strands of thought needed for assessing why the Labour loss was so great and where the party should go next.

In Scotland, huge Labour losses to the SNP are close to inevitable.

That way, Labour losses could be restricted to perhaps a dozen or 20 seats rather than nearly all 41 seats.

The other obvious big point to make is that Labour losses in counties like Lincolnshire and Staffordshire – as well as in Bristol – point to the losses of parliamentary seats without which no Labour government is possible.

In sum, to keep Labour losses to just 19 seats, Labour needs to get the SNP's lead down from its current standing in the high teens to just high single digits.

Such dramatic Labour losses north of the border could easily offset the gains Ed Miliband hopes to make in England and Wales and potentially put Downing Street beyond his reach next year.

Failure to win key marginals, combined with Labour losses in Scotland, prompted Ed Miliband to stand down.