Sentence examples for losing too much from inspiring English sources

"I'm losing too much money".

"I was losing too much inventory.

I'm not really losing too much sleep over it.

"We're not losing too much sleep over Mitchell Johnson," England's opening batsman told The Independent yesterday.

You don't want to risk falling apart and losing too much in terms of his development".

You could substitute "Dolly" for "country" in those lyrics without losing too much meaning.

A little lost data can be resent, but losing too much causes gaps in conversation.

I don't think he's losing too much sleep over it: that's his character.

That's why I don't smoke no more, I'm losing too much.

And that's why I won't be losing too much sleep over their fate.

Sometimes it's just like: 'You are losing too much weight, Leonard.