Sentence examples for lost out for from inspiring English sources

Handel, who narrowly lost out for the second runoff spot on Tuesday, fought back hard.

West Indian players, who have a test series during the I.P.L. season, appear to have lost out for similar reasons.

Until yesterday the nine-year-old was number 41, but then lost out for the higher spot to 2007 winner Silver Birch.

Related: Election night TV – horror, tedium and constipated monologues ITV lost out for the second election in a row to Channel 4's Alternative Election Night fronted by former Newsnight anchor Jeremy Paxman and David Mitchell, among many others.

But "Rosanna" lost out for song of the year to an old-fashioned love ballad, "Always on My Mind," which also won the male country vocal award for Willie Nelson.

ITV lost out for the second election in a row to Channel 4's Alternative Election Night fronted by former Newsnight anchor Jeremy Paxman and David Mitchell, among many others.

They are partly losing out for reasons outside our control, such as the rise of China.

Despite steady rises in alcohol consumption in Britain, the country's 57,500 pubs have been losing out for years.

Yet it would be nice to think it doesn't always have to be the matchgoers who lose out for their armchair equivalents.

But the integrity of the organization was called into question; Belichick should pay for his indiscretion by losing out for coach of the year.

Nearly all managers of arts institutions are quick to say that they expected the arts to lose out for a time to other charitable appeals.