Sentence examples for lose out over from inspiring English sources

Brown tenants will lose out over white ones.

"They will lose out over time if they don't change the situation".

On Tuesday, the company said it had extended compensation so that no staff members would lose out over the next two years.

If you're in any doubt about what you need to be doing and when, check with the commissioner – you don't want to lose out over messing up the process.

The FA is also worried that Danish clubs might lose out over homegrown talent and that allowing an academy for Barcelona would set a precedent for big clubs from other countries to move in on up-and-coming youngsters.

"They lose out over time, just because of their religion.

Sarah Kendall said she was delighted at the nomination, but felt for her fellow female comics who had lost out over the years.

German media company Constantin Medien claims it lost out over the deal and is seeking about £90m in damages.

While the cuts to most federal education funding streams such as Title I for poor students or special education money won't go into effect until next school year, Department of Defense schools and school districts relying on Impact Aid lost out over the weekend, with the stroke of Obama's pen.

British pensioners living overseas have potentially lost out on over £10.6 billion of their income since 2007 due to the falling strength of sterling, according to currency specialists HiFX.

Rose has moved on from the disappointment of losing out over the closing holes in Abu Dhabi to Jamie Donaldson.