Sentence examples for lost points in from inspiring English sources

And it was the first time he lost points in the polls.

Pacquiao won on two of the three scorecards, but lost points in the court of public opinion.

The winners modestly sent in the diagramed deal, on which they lost points in an instructive way.

But after the United States lost for the first time to Jamaica last week in Kingston, Klinsmann acknowledged that he "desperately, desperately" wanted to make up for the lost points in the return match.

He said the top three categories in which the vehicles had lost points in the latest dependability study were noisy brakes, brake dust and the navigation system, not major mechanical failures.

But while Mr. Bloomberg may have lost points in Staten Island, he probably gained some ground citywide by expressing a certain disdain for reporters (an interesting turn for a man who employs bushels of them in his financial information empire).

"Do Brazil and England try to lose points in the last game?

Fortunately, you cannot lose points in the FA Cup.

"But some people think if you don't challenge yourself with a quad, you'll lose points in other areas.

He is as loth to lose points in arguments as he once was to concede them at Wimbledon.

"You also occasionally lose points in the last few minutes of games but we've been in this situation in four of the last eight matches.