Sentence examples for losing out from from inspiring English sources

Those who are losing out from unreformed labour laws are hundreds of millions of people now marginally employed in the countryside.

Chennai still require one win to absolutely guarantee their place in the next phase, but it is tough to see them losing out from this point.

And three-quarters of workers in rights and advocacy community organisations said disabled, elderly and minority ethnic people were disproportionately losing out from cuts to advice services.

The people who are losing out from Smith's outsourcing work in the University of London's Bloomsbury buildings are those cleaning the toilets, sweeping the grounds and portering.

But the plan they announced would have excluded higher-rate taxpayers, who are the people losing out from the child benefit decision.

It also warned that the support through universal credit could be funded through future welfare cuts signalled by the Chancellor, which could result in many of the apparent beneficiaries losing out from the total package.

Their figures show that middle and low earners lost out from the autumn statement, with the poorest 40% losing more than the richest tenth".

"The difference on this to tax credits is, although difficult to sell and wrongheaded, people who lost out from them would eventually be compensated through the system.

It thus lost out from the change of voting vehicle at this stage.

The only memorable scene occurs when LaBeija is crowned third runner-up, losing out to Rachel Harlow from Philadelphia, who is Sabrina's supposed protégé.

They fret they will lose out from digitisation.