Sentence examples for losing this time from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that running and losing this time will be good".

"If you use the criteria that we used to judge races in the past, you might end up losing this time," said Dick Armey, a former House majority leader, who leads FreedomWorks, an advocacy group that helped organize the Tea Party movement.

Bob Blizzard, the man who led the inquiry into why Labour did so badly in the East last time round and who described the 2010 election result as "a near death experience", was so distraught at losing this time he left the count at Waveney refusing to be interviewed.

He improved to 16 goals and 30 points in 2002 03 as the Rebels again reached the WHL finals, again losing, this time to the Kelowna Rockets.

And although there are multiple reasons for why King keeps winning here — including racism, name recognition, party loyalty and issues like abortion rights — it's maybe more instructive to consider why King came so close to losing this time.

The country lobbied fiercely against losing this time-worn privilege, but was ignored.

"You have more to lose this time.

Mr. Obama has less to lose this time around.

Seems like we have a lot to lose this time".

"This culling probably contributed to the relatively low number lost this time.

If they lose this time around, Republicans could solidify their grasp on the region.