Sentence examples for loses that much from inspiring English sources

Carl Hubbel loses that much every time he pitches.

Consider a stock that picks up 10 cents on even days of the month and loses that much on odd days.

Still fired up, on Tuesday evening Bolt posted a link to the offending article in the Australian headed "An editor who loses that much money shouldn't disparage the papers subsidising him".

Contrast that with typical windowpane glass, which loses that much after a quarter-inch.

M.J. has not lost that much in a year.

That does not mean, however, that Medicare and Medicaid lost that much.

Losing that much ground on Monticello's half-mile course meant it was all but over.

The first is that, in objective terms, plenty of Trump supporters haven't lost that much.

They have lost more than $320 billion in asset value through write-downs; they have not lost that much in profit.

Nine of the 20 areas the index covered lost that much in November, S.& P. reported this week.

But Mr. Franz said he had not lost that much weight, and the scene was shot from the waist up.