Sentence examples for loser both from inspiring English sources
Victor and loser both have intensely complicated poses; the loser seems packed in a block, the victor like the Apollo forms a lithe spiral.
The biggest Fundamental Opportunity loser, both for the week ended Friday and the month of February, was health care provider, Humana, whose shares lost 38% over the past five days, leaving the stock with a 42% loss for the month.
Regarding global trade, George Bush has painfully learned that protectionism is a loser, both economically (his steel tariffs cost more jobs among steel users than they saved in the steel industry) and politically (those tariffs ended up winning him no favor in Ohio, Pennsylvania or West Virginia).
They will inevitably create losers: both unemployment and inflation will rise.
There have been winners and losers both, throughout history, in this praxis of polyhedra.
Held once every five years, the competition's stature is evidenced not only by its winners – Martha Argerich and Krystian Zimerman followed Pollini – but by its losers: both Vladimir Ashkenazy and Mitsuko Uchida were runners-up.
He has also played the Human Torch in two Fantastic Four films and his filmography includes Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim Vs The World and The Losers, both graphic-novel adaptations, as well as the teens-with-mutant-powers film Push.
Investors should have no logical reason to have preferred the winners of 2009 to the losers; both should be fairly priced already.Markets do throw up occasional anomalies for instance, the outperformance of shares in January or their poor performance in the summer months that may be too small or unreliable to exploit.
In the past year, the far right has gained in elections in France, Denmark, Austria and the Netherlands.In this section Opening the door In trouble at the top Losers, both Lula's hard choices Coming unstuck Reprints Related items The longest journeyOct 31st 2002The hostility may well increase.
It was a shocking nomination when compared to the qualifications and backgrounds of former GOP nominees, winners and losers both, in the previous 70 years.
The loser in both states is expected to go to court.
