Sentence examples for major losers from inspiring English sources

That means financial services, tourism and car manufacturing would be major losers.

Old people were largely protected during the recession, while children and working age adults were the major losers.

The Socialists, who accused Mr. Aznar of "sleight of hand" and cronyism, were the major losers in the vote today.

UK banks were among the major losers, with HSBC down 43p at 672p on continuing cash call worries.

IPC Media's Marie Claire was one of the major losers in the lifestyle and fashion sector with a 5.3% circulation drop on the period to 265,042, a year on year decline of 6.4%.

But their words resonate with many voters, because they articulate an important truth: free trade has created major winners and major losers in the U.S. economy, and the losers mostly blue-collar workers—have received little or no help.

The only major loser has been Esure, down 22%.

How she despised her name: its merry singsong, its too many vowels, its very M.L., benign initials that in fourth grade inspired Tommy Sugarman to crow, "Major Loser, Major Loser, Major Loser".

"Winners as Well as Losers in the Great Flood of '93" (Aug. 15) conspicuously omitted a major loser: the taxpayers.

Last January, Icahn called Ackman a "cry baby" and a "major loser" as their battle over Herbalife intensified.

President Bush has had notably little to say about one major loser in his budget proposal: serious Social Security reform.