Sentence examples for losing clearly from inspiring English sources

While 38-year-old Harrison's credentials are questionable, the fight is likely to make good money in Britain while 'A-Force' also boosted his reputation with a late knockout of Reading's Michael Sprott earlier this year in a fight he had been losing clearly.

So Haiti lost clearly enough in the end but anyone who calls them imposters from now had better have the decency to blush.

Whether Mr. Kasparov wins or loses, clearly chess computers have reached a point where they can compete against, and sometimes beat, the world's best players.

In these transwell experiments the induction of fibroblast collagen production was lost, clearly indicating a contact-dependent mechanism.

It's a fascinating dynamic: the network of a losing team clearly accommodating a reporter who had become a part of the story.

Last week, that era ended in a muddle, a mess — an election in which Gordon Brown's Labour Party clearly lost, but nobody clearly won.

"Lost" is clearly not an influence, of course.

When the poor flower girl feels lost, Danes clearly still feels like a star.

"They lost money, clearly, at the end of the day," he said.

For some back in Zambia, the spirit of the 18 lost players clearly had a hand in the outcome.

The economy is clearly losing momentum".