Sentence examples for losing tally from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, pollsters for the newspaper Le Monde think that the left will get 297 seats, the right a losing tally of 276, with the Front getting just two.

It has been reported that Republicans had a strategy to deal with the possibility (once seen as likely) that Mr. Bush would win the popular vote while losing the Electoral College tally; presumably some kind of argument for democratic rule and against arcane and unwieldy traditions was what they had in mind.

But Trump just made history by losing the popular tally by nearly three million votes and remains, without question, the least popular president-elect since modern-day polling was invented.

But in the end, it was difficult to say who would prevail, in part because many lawmakers declined to speak openly about where their loyalties were, for fear of ending up on the losing side when the tally was finally called.

Ireland's Sean O'Brien carried the ball 22 times in a losing cause, bringing his tally to 44 in the opening three rounds, while captain Kelly Brown's 15 tackles in Scotland's "blue-collar" victory made it 43 overall in three matches - nine more than any other player in the Championship.  .

One reason that Labour lost was its tally of perceived deceits over the Iraq war, over promises of social renewal, over lawmakers' expense claims, over a manner of rule that put appearance before substance and assumed the public would never notice.

If it's not resolved until after Congress returns from its August recess in early September, lost revenue will tally about $1.2 billion.

The rules raise the real possibility that the winner of the popular vote could be on the losing end of the delegate tally.

The rules raise the real possibility that the winner of the popular vote is on the losing end of the delegate tally.

The NZ Herald/Digipoll shows the party losing five points but they still tally 50%, roughly where they were a few months earlier.

The number of lives impacted and the amount of money lost will be tallied for months and years to come.