Sentence examples for lost out on it from inspiring English sources

Cagney had been considered for the role, but lost out on it due to his typecasting.

They fell in love with a house in Glendale, but lost out on it because they needed to sell their house to finance the purchase.

You are part of this little clique and we the ordinary taxpayer lose out on it".

I'm sorry to lose out on it, sure, but it's far less noticeable than you'd think.

While it seems logical to save neural bandwidth this way, the repercussions are serious - long term memory is essential for critical thinking, and losing out on it could affect our very existence - afterall, cogito ergo sum.

Considering the importance of education, I would not like anyone close to me to lose out on it.

The only thing Huntington lost out on, was it had its streak of consecutive matches without losing a set in a best-of-five set match, snapped at 11.

Thank you sooo much for this - I was feeling a little miffed that we had lost out on seeing it.

The "American Idol" reboot has already lost out on Kelly Clarkson and it doesn't look like they'll be getting Simon Cowell to come back anytime soon, either. .

It's a shame that Craig Ferguson lost out on replacing David Letterman, and it's a shame that he quit his show because of it.

If they do reach 400p, the government will have lost out on an extra £400m it could have made had it priced the shares accordingly, rather than 330p.