Sentence examples for losing right from inspiring English sources

"We're not losing right now.

It's not all about winning and losing right now.

We're losing some games that we shouldn't be losing right now.

"The difference between winning and losing right now is so small," Lundqvist said.

"The New Labour style of leadership was, 'We seize control of this party, 'cos otherwise it's going to carry on losing,' right?

"No one likes to deal with losing, and we're losing right now, and we feel we're better than that," Cashman said.

New National Party officials say they had to reject the past -- even if it meant losing right-wing supporters -- to find a place in the postapartheid political landscape.

However, losing rights to the Premier League would be a body blow to the group's long-term prospects.

However, the Jags' boss is "resigned" to losing right-back Stephen O'Donnell.

Jags manager Alan Archibald is keen to renew several of the players' deals but is resigned to losing right-back Stephen O'Donnell, who wants to further his career in England.

I know for most straight, white men the notion of "losing rights" is beyond their grasp.