Sentence examples for loses next to from inspiring English sources
If the Clubman gives up some style, it loses next to nothing in performance and economy.
It has the most to lose, next to Bristol-Myers, if someone else acquires the biotech firm.
Jeez, should the Steelers lose next week just to get a better draft pick?
It is bad for health and harder to lose next time.
Nathan Gonzales, the political editor of the Rothenberg Political Report, says Kaine has more to lose next Tuesday than the national Democrats do and should refuse their invitation.
Mr Yousef promises that Hamas, which won the Palestinians' last general election, in 2006, would gracefully bow out of office if it were to lose next time round, maybe early next year.
Since then, the Packers have been the hottest team in the N.F.C. Carolina has won four in a row, St . Louislost its regular-season finale and Philadelphia lost its next to last game.
QPR down if they lose next game.
Didn't lose anything next to Cooper as an attacking fly-half, either; though he didn't have the dancing feet, he made more breaks.
For a computer company, momentum once lost is next to impossible to regain.
