Sentence examples for lost out of from inspiring English sources

This would equate to about 5,000 jobs being lost out of 26,000 and could strip out about £900m in annual costs.

He had lost: Out of 14,074 ballots cast, he had received 1,142 votes, coming in fourth out of six candidates.

Richard Hawley has had his troubles in the love department, as has his friend, both "lost out of love once again".

"We have lost out of our lineup two of the best team-first guys that we can have," Van Gundy said.

In the film, we see Jimmy's life in flashback as he recounts it to Devereux, and how, even as he improves, away from home he is lost, out of his element in a hospital with good doctors and smiling nurses.

He did well in boarding school and was admitted to Harvard, but when he got to college, he felt lost, out of step with the power-tie careerism of the Reagan '80s.

Based on the theoretical analysis of the saturation process, it is found that increasing the number of impacts for electrons until to saturation is important to attain high quality bunches, while at the expense of losing out-of-phase electrons.

Their family would lose out on 30 years of earnings.

And she's terrified of losing out on motherhood herself.

"The people of Cornwall have lost out because of the distance from central government.

Labour lost out in each of the gains on a catastrophic night for the party.