Sentence examples for lose giving from inspiring English sources

And Paul Lobban is also pretending he's more interested in The Politicsaroo: "If Australia do go out at least they won't be front page news - the Prime Minster faces a leadership challenge in about 3 hours and is likely to lose, giving us our first female PM.

Some Democrats, like James Carville, are said to want a bill with all the bells and whistles so it will lose, giving Democratic campaign strategists a club to beat on Republicans in next year's elections.

Mr. Gilmore also is Republican national chairman, a job he may lose given Tuesday's losses.

And there is little time to lose given the fund-raising needs of Europe's weaker nations.

Similarly, he said the S.E.C. had as much or more to lose, given its record in the last decade.

Mr. Obama would seem to have the most to lose, given that his 2008 campaign successfully created a perception that he was a different kind of candidate, one of hope and change.

If they win, they get to keep the spoils; if they lose, give them more money to play with.

Companies with legitimate complaints, and therefore a good shot at winning in court, might lose given their comparatively limited resource pool.

If you have that last bit of fat you want to lose, give this a shot.

It was in a Test in Tasmania against New Zealand Australiaia lost, giving the impression of a team going nowhere.

But it was in the spirit of giving, not losing — giving up, giving in, giving others permission to make fun of my new circumstances.