Sentence examples for loses free from inspiring English sources
If Britain not only leaves the EU but also loses free access to its main export market in Europe, our economy will become smaller and poorer.
In performing the work of diffusion, the solute loses free energy, so that, when it reaches equilibrium at a lower concentration, it is unable to return spontaneously (under its own energy) to its former high concentration.
Mike: Well, I have something to lose — free breakfast in the lobby!
In Jordan, many refugees have also lost free access to healthcare.
Every cup winner expects to lose free agents who can go elsewhere without compensation.
They could recoup some picks as compensation for losing free agents, but that is hardly ideal for a rebuilding team.
They make a convincing argument that restoration has caused them to lose free expression rights central to their professions.
According to ATMIA, the cities most at risk of losing free cashpoints are London, Belfast, Glasgow, Birmingham, Sheffield and Cardiff.
The Nationals have already lost free agents Esteban Loaiza and Hector Carrasco, and won't pursue others such as outfielder Preston Wilson.
The result is that 120,000 poorer families are likely lose free school meals, worth £367 a year, unless they dropped their earnings below the threshold of £7,500.
