Sentence examples for lost there will from inspiring English sources

"A lot of homes lost; there will be a lot of families that come home to nothing".

Jobs lost there will return slowly if at all, and people turned out of factories and building sites may be poorly suited to openings in growing fields such as health care and education.

"What they are closing are units that can quickly respond to these problems, and once they are lost there will be a long delay in addressing outbreaks that may arise," Mr. Mangan said.

If the effectiveness of these antibiotics is lost there will be a need to develop a new medicine which is turned out to be challenging.

If we continue to lose, lose, lose, there will be consequences".

If Mr Chávez loses, there will be a tense three-month lame-duck period.

Even if they lose, there will be a reworking of the political relationship between England and Scotland.

If the Cavaliers lose, there will be added heat on Danny Ferry, the general manager, for failing to surround James with better players.

If he loses, there will be no good candidates ever again because no one will want to go through what the sheriff's going through".

Shirreffs, her trainer, said that if this is the mare's last race and she loses, there will be no regrets.

According to some simulations, exporting countries will actually lose out in the short run.Whether exporters as a whole win or lose, there will be winners and losers among them.