Sentence examples for make or lose from inspiring English sources

What happens to it when you make or lose money?

Then they can make or lose money on the investment.

Identifying and Valuing Opportunities: Will this idea make or lose money?

Beethoven, who essentially sponsored the concert, stood to make or lose a great deal of money.

In any case, countries do not make or lose money on trade deficits.

The more debt, or leverage, that finances the transaction, the more money the firm can make (or lose).

Despite the name, they have the potential to make, or lose, much larger sums than their traditional rivals.

Captain Singleton and Moll Flanders, Robinson Crusoe and Roxana are set loose to make or lose themselves.

Traders and analysts, not IT managers, make or lose millions of dollars for their employers each day.

On the remaining six — including two of the studio's biggest-budget productions — they correctly identified whether the film would make or lose money.

The industry stands to make or lose large sums if the rules are changed, whereas everyone else has got better things to worry about than financial regulation.