Sentence examples for largest Losers from inspiring English sources

The largest losers have been those who espouse the very values the West claims to support.

Lloyds Banking Group is among the largest losers so far as the market drifts lower once more.

And a trio of major pharmaceutical firms found themselves among the largest losers.

While there is some truth to the idea that U.S. companies will be the largest losers of the nuclear deal while European firms rush to benefit, the State Department will likely begin granting more licenses to U.S. corporations to operate in Iran.

But it does say that Mr. Schwab himself was the largest investor, and the largest loser, when the fund cratered.

But the FTSE 100's largest loser was Sports Direct International, down 82.5p to 811p after it was revealed late on Monday that founder Mike Ashley had cashed in more than £200m worth of shares in the business.

My largest loser was Ameritrade Holding (12, AMTD), off 11%.

The largest "loser" NAP 92 (teaching, non‐market) is a very small sector.

The largest loser was Pfizer, dragged down 21% with other pharmas on litigation fears.

Although he is a good poker player, late in the evening he almost invariably overbets his hands and comes out a large loser.

The university's $102 million stadium expansion project, finished in 2009, has not prevented the athletic program from being one of the country's largest money losers, according to an analysis by The Star-Ledger.