Sentence examples for lost than a from inspiring English sources

No sooner had the Republican Party released its autopsy of why Mitt Romney lost than a slew of Republican upstarts began stampeding over the campaign's corpse.

There's so little communion on record here between husband and wife, however, that this searing memoir is less a picture of love lost than a harrowing illustration of how marriage, as an institution, can amount to a public version of solitary confinement.

And right now he looks more lost than a kindergartener on his first day of school.

My own ponytail was a more poignant way of illustrating the years I lost than a pile of calendars or slashes on a wall, having been recorded in my body's cells.

As an example, when gray wolves were "successfully" eradicated in Yellowstone National Park starting in the 1920s, more was lost than an iconic predator.

It turned out there was more to lose than a landlord.

And it is why Ms. Merkel has more to lose than a couple of popularity points in opinion polls.

This suggests that the dominant side will prevail more often but a victorious touring side is more likely to lose than a team winning at home.

Such a being has more to lose than a being incapable of understanding this". This means, says Nussbaum, not all animals are equally worth saving.

All computers support USB, and they're a lot harder to lose than a fingernail sized flash drive.

But the wearable aspect of Tinitell gives it the advantage of being harder for the child to lose than a phone.