Sentence examples for lose having from inspiring English sources

It had little to lose, having set an M.L.S. record for fewest goals scored during a miserable 2010 season.

As Mr. Levy saw it, Mr. Cobb had more to lose, having less of a financial safety net.

Mr Chaffee now has nothing to lose, having lost his seat, making it nigh-impossible for Republicans to twist his arm and change his mind.

If you stand and lose, having been an MP for as long as I have, I would have got something like £32,000.

It had much face to lose, having been host to the pivotal session in 1997 in the ancient city that gave the protocol its name.

Their defense has looked capable for five consecutive weeks, Chris Johnson managed a 94-yard run on prime-time television Monday and the team has nothing to lose, having already been eliminated from playoff contention.

Losing has been the hard part.

Losing had been equally arbitrary.

Tony, from Phoenixville, Pa., declared it was a "lose -lose," having to choose between two reviled teams.

"Lost momentum, haven't they?

Losing access has consequences.