Sentence examples for margin losing from inspiring English sources

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Massie, 38, outspent by a wide margin, lost, 71% to 28%, he left the gathering with a final thought: "Just as there is no honor in a mercenary victory, there is no shame in a principled defeat".

He lost the governor's mansion in 1940 by a slim margin, lost a senate race in 1942 and died in 1950 while running again for governor.

It was at the semi-final stage that Wales came up short by the narrowest of margins, losing 9 8 to France after a red card for captain Sam Warburton in the 18th minute.

Smaller grocers fear the loss of custom, of course, but they also claim that suppliers overcharge them, because they need to make up margins lost to the big chains.

The research firm said its 2006 peak earnings estimate for Dow Chemical of $6.50 per share "assumes only a 70% recapture of margins lost since 1995 for the company as a whole".

First, businesses will have to get comfortable giving out very steep discounts for Levels 2 and 3 (Priebatsch explains that any margins lost here should easily be recouped from the Level 1 customers, because many Level 1 customers probably won't wind up making it to Level 2 or 3).

Poonia, winning all his preliminary bouts by large margins, lost to Jack Bateson of England with a point difference of 6 13 in the final bout, and won a silver medal.

The resection margins lost significance.

But it requires a very substantial number of victories to quell the dissent and there is very little margin for losing streaks when the football's like this.

Trump wound up winning the Electoral College by a healthy margin, but losing the popular vote by 2.5 million.