Sentence examples for losing states from inspiring English sources

The rest of the losing states are farther north.

Politicians from some losing states have denounced the well-designed scoring system under which the 16 finalists were evaluated.

Clinton's would-be successor, Vice President Al Gore, was embarrassed to campaign alongside Clinton, especially in the Bible Belt, and ended up losing states where Clinton was still popular.

Delegates are awarded proportionally in the Democratic primaries, so Sanders, who hits forty per cent in most national polls when pitted against Clinton, can win many delegates even while losing states.

The winning or losing probability of one individual in game B depends on its neighbors' winning or losing states, reflecting the dependence that individuals has on microhabitat and the overall constraints that the microhabitat has on individuals.

Some patients will have a clinical explanation for a low serum AAT level, including protein energy malnutrition, protein losing states (nephropathy, protein losing enteropathy), and liver disease.

City officials complain of losing state revenue.

"But with all these sympathies, we are losing state territory.

"I understand the economic consequences of losing state jobs," Mr. Cuomo said.

To the side, Bishop Long's son, Ed, grumbled more about the losing state of the Wizards.

Today, at Nanterre, students worried about finding jobs and losing state benefits are demanding that nothing change at all.