Sentence examples for loss to go from inspiring English sources

"There was too much of a human loss to go back and try to rebuild it the old way," Mr. Lutnick said.

At that time people thought, 'Who could beat three?' "You have to be stronger to get up from a loss to go on and that's what Ali proved to be".

Virgin, acting as a private prosecutor, then sought confiscation of the profits of the crime – which goes to the state – and compensation for its loss, to go to the company, which a Met team assessed.

He told Twitter users who were "hyperventilatin'" over a possible Romney loss to go "choke".

Where I'd once seen family and intellectual life in opposition, over time I started worrying that it was an intellectual loss to go through life without experiencing something so fundamental to so many people's existence.

Arnaud Montebourg, who calls for "deglobalisation", has been given an impossible task (stopping industrial job losses) to go with a ridiculous title ("minister of productive recovery").The question is what Mr Hollande will do with his untrammelled power.

And don't expect those losses to go away anytime soon.

The company said it expected about 100 of the job losses to go through "natural attrition", and 24 are existing vacancies which will not be filled.

The new rules allow for a club's losses to go beyond the £15m cap over three seasons but not exceed an aggregate of £39m (averaging £13m a season).

While with Wilmington, he led the entire Kansas City Royals' organization (and the Carolina League) with fifteen losses (to go with only five wins).

"Our mission is to be a weight-loss partner, to go along with women for their whole day and whole week and give them solutions".