Sentence examples for lost deals from inspiring English sources

Citing other lost deals he has heard about, Mr. Bharat Ram added, "There seems an unwillingness to do business with Indian businessmen".

Tells how Boeing lost deals in Kuwait, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia, largely for political reasons (Congress restricts sales of equipment to countries that support terrorism).

"Don't forget," says Dotiwala, "[these acts], including Estelle, have all persevered throughout the years when they have all been dropped by their respective labels, lost deals and had people not believe in them.

But four of the six lost, dealing the mayor a political blow as he gears up for his own re-election race next year.

She might also lose deals for specials with other networks.

"I thought we were losing deals," Ms. Vitale said, "and I made my thoughts known".

"It's not a market in which anyone wants to lose deals.

The firm's funds invested roughly $1 billion in those two losing deals combined, according to a person familiar with the situation.

That, the government said, spurred S.& P. to find ways to assure that it would not lose deals in the future.

Gross margins have plunged from almost 60% to just 40% as EMC slashes prices to keep from losing deals.

They are more comfortable losing deals if they can't get to a valuation that makes sense for them.