Sentence examples for loses out by from inspiring English sources
The Local Government Association LGAA), representing councils, says the system means England loses out by £4.1bn a year.
Root loses out by being too quick to seal winning run There was some confusion at the end of the match at the Wanderers on Saturday.
Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood said: "In Scotland, Ed Miliband's party told voters they would secure their extra £4bn of funding through the Barnett formula, even though this means that Wales loses out by more than £300m every year - cut from our health service and our schools".
It has launched a compensation fund for customers who lost out by joining SSE.
Ms. Lagarde said the Chinese officials would lose out by not attending.
Clancy led Steven Burke, Andy Tennant and Ben Swift to a runners-up spot on Friday, losing out by 0.152sec to Australia.
Mr. Tews says Germany lost out by keeping the restrictions in place.
The FCA added: "These customers stand to lose out by not switching to a different account".
We lost out by two or three spots on line the first time we tried.
Runnymede found that half of Bangladeshis – about 225,000 people – will lose out by £1,000 or more.
The Red Sox lost out by $5 million, but their players knew they had tried.
