Sentence examples for lost by far from inspiring English sources

An editorial in the May 14 Times entitled "The Death of Stonewall Jackson" said the "rebels have unquestionably lost by far their greatest military leader".

He was beaten in the tea party wave of 2010, though he lost by far less than Democrats in similar districts who had more conservative voting records. .

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the pro-Israel lobby group, spent millions on television ads and face-to-face pressure on Capitol Hill, yet lost by a far greater margin than had been expected.

If the 2008 election could somehow be done all over — right this instant — Mr. Hancock said, Mr. Obama would lose by a far wider margin.

PAGE B1 WHAT GOT LOST IN THE POOL While investors try to calculate how much was lost by loose lending so far, the impact of another lax practice is only beginning to be seen: the big banks' minimalist bookkeeping approach to pooling thousands of loans into securitization trusts.

When Bowden's Seminoles lost by 41-9 at North Carolina, jaws dropped far beyond the suddenly wide-open Atlantic Coast Conference.

This simple point is far too often lost by too many people.

So far we are only dealing with money lost by the government, not money it saves by underpayments.

Thus far these fragments have been annotated and published as relics of rhs genes that have been lost by deletion over time [ 14, 30].

(Cisneros lost by knockout).

Princeton lost by one point.