Sentence examples for lost agreed from inspiring English sources

The outgoing prime minister (and ex-king), Simeon Saxe-Coburg, whose centrist party lost, agreed to serve under the socialists in a grand coalition.Too late for contrition?Brazil's president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva went on television to apologise for his party's role in a corruption scandal, but denied any personal knowledge of irregular payments.

The creditors sued Cogent twice but lost, agreeing to let Cogent buy back its own debt, which had a face value of $140 million, for $9 million plus a slug of preferred stock.

In its 38 cases, Arnel prevailed in two, but in the majority of lawsuits Arnel or an affiliated company either lost or agreed to settle and pay some -- if not all -- of the original security deposit.

Win or lose, researchers agreed that they entered the contest in good part to get access to the Netflix data.

It has long been clear that David Cameron had potentially most to lose by agreeing to any formula that put him head-to-head with Ed Miliband.

Having uprooted nearly a quarter of Kosovo's ethnic-Albanian majority, he probably has little to lose by agreeing to withdraw (at least to barracks) the soldiers and police who have been burning villages.

If Walker loses, most agree Obama will have an edge.

Dejected and feeling that he has nothing to lose, he agrees to join Cable on his dangerous mission.

But Cabrera never lost what everyone agreed he possessed like few others: a discriminating eye at the plate and a sweet, timely and fluidly powerful swing.

Mr. Barrett fought tobacco cases for years on behalf of smokers dying of cancer — and lost because juries agreed with the tobacco companies that smoking was a personal choice.

Because the cuts were made in bankruptcy, Chrysler avoided having to compensate those dealers for the franchises they lost, whereas G.M. agreed to pay an average of more than $400,000 to each dealer.