Sentence examples for likewise lose from inspiring English sources

August 2014: Nigel Pearson on how to carry yourself: "You have to be able to win with a bit of humility and, likewise, lose with a bit of dignity".

Most of the drug industry's top sellers will likewise lose patent protection over the next several years.

It is a problem of the loss of religion that we likewise lose traditions that can help us and our kids make sense of the changes time brings, the seasons, and the separations between one period and another.

The Tories likewise lost with weak ones – William Hague and Michael Howard – and did not even risk Iain Duncan Smith.

Less-developed countries likewise lost markets abroad, and their foreign investment, on which they had depended for growth capital, withered.

French literature, with its once glittering cast of authors, from Balzac and George Sand to Jules Verne, Albert Camus and Marguerite Yourcenar, has likewise lost much of its global appeal – a loss barely concealed by recent awards of the Nobel prize for literature to JMG Le Clézio and Patrick Modiano.

Both parts of the adjacent area of Zaporozhye (the dominion over the left bank of the Dnieper and the protectorate over the right bank) were likewise lost to Turkey, and the Zaporozhian Sich, a Cossack stronghold on the lower Dnieper, was razed in 1709.

At Loos the British use of chlorine gas was less effective than Haig had hoped, and his engagement of all his own available forces for his first assault came to nothing when his commander in chief, Sir John French, was too slow in sending up reserves; the French on both their fronts likewise lost, through lack of timely support, most of what they had won by their first attacks.

Notable casualties of the final qualifying round were 1997 champion Ken Doherty, beaten 10-6 by Ryan Day, and twice-finalist Matthew Stevens, likewise losing 10-6, to Kyren Wilson.

Likewise, losing faith happens in pieces.

Most Asian markets likewise lost ground in 2018.