Sentence examples for lost well from inspiring English sources
In the last two years, HBCUs have lost well over $300 million dollars in lost grants from federal agencies and lost tuition revenues due to eligibility changes in the federal lending program.
Pakistan thus lost well over half its population.
I've been on a hunger strike since Feb. 10 and have lost well over 30 pounds.
Our newspapers have collectively lost well over £1,000,000 in the capital over two years.
We've lost well over 120 million acres, and probably closer to 150 million acres," Mr. Taylor said.
Hatton wasn't there but his father, Ray, said: "As of today he's lost well over two stones.
The UKCP report indicates that depression is not only the "worst illness in the world" because it traps you in "a prison without a door" (to borrow from psychologist Dorothy Rowe), it also costs you six times as much as the next most serious illness in terms of lost well-being.
My belief is that McDonald's and other QSRs have been losing lower- and middle-income customers to a poor economy more than they have lost well-heeled customers to $9 burrito meals.
The former bank regulator and married mother of three raised the possibility that rising inequality may curb economic growth for several years as workers who lost well-paying jobs in the recession either remain under-employed or have been forced to accept low-wage work.
If they lose, well they probably deserved to.
