Sentence examples for loses whether from inspiring English sources

But there are plenty of circumstances in which Mr. Romney has some good things happen, makes the race very close, and then loses — whether because he loses Ohio, or because his turnout operation isn't much good, or because the polls turn out to be slightly biased toward him rather than against him.

It's no fun losing, whether you're the starting quarterback or the backup quarterback.

"The major achievements of the past 13 years will not be lost whether I'm on trial or not," he says.

Whenever Manning's teams have lost, whether in Pop Warner or with the Colts, he has wanted to know why.

But numbers like these are never really persuasive when commercial interests stand to lose, whether talking about tuna or sharks or salmon.

"We must all honor the memories of those we've lost — whether in the earthquake or at any time — by responding peacefully and responsibly," he said.

The running backs vs. linebackers battle is one the Giants would lose – whether it's on the ground or in the screen game.

I don't care about politics, who is going to win and who is going to lose, whether Hezbollah or the other side.

Something has been lost, whether to middle age or a year on the road, and Black Francis's famous scream has withered to a well-intentioned croak.

Even in its lighter moments, Mason's fiction can inspire a yearning for something lost — whether it's a person, a place or a moment.

Women must answer questions about when they first began menstruating, how long they typically menstruate for, how much blood is lost, whether it is painful and when their last menstrual period was.