Here, the radicals lose dramatically in the March 2008 Iranian parliamentary elections (in fact they did not, but the book was written last fall).
He could lose dramatically, blame the Republican establishment for being mean to him, and then expand the Trump brand into new realms, places like Russia, where he's long craved an opening.
"We are losing dramatically the Hispanic vote, which we think should be ours".
Over the last few years, we've been losing dramatically more Arctic sea ice in the summer than was predicted.
The Boston Red Sox lost dramatically Wednesday night, on a two-out ninth-inning grand slam by the Yankees' Mark Teixeira.
"Where they are losing dramatically to H.P. is in market share, but they have begun to grow again, and few dispute they will continue to grow and at a growing rate," he said.
Nicky Cook, of Dagenham, lost dramatically and needlessly in the first defence of the WBO super-featherweight title he won from Alex Arthur when he was stopped in the fourth by the unbeaten Puerto Rican Roman Rocky Martinez.
Those Victorians and Edwardians who gave these sports to the world (lumping them in with "pastimes", as enemies of boredom) were also in thrall to the myth of the heroically failing explorers, of Scott and Shackleton, and the idea that losing dramatically and well was always more compelling than any simple victory.
For instance, the prototype BVMO, cyclohexanone monooxygenase, loses dramatically its activity when it is incubated with 5% of solvents and its tolerance is very poor, since after 20 min incubation with 5% methanol the enzyme is completely inactivated (Secundo 2011).
We are losing dramatically the Hispanic vote, which we think should be ours, for a variety of reasons, and we've got to understand that".
Labour lost dramatically, but in the capital they all but wiped out Lib Dem support and even made gains against the Tories, bucking national trends to take 38 of London's 73 seats.
