Sentence examples for may lose out from inspiring English sources

"We may lose out," he said.

You are one of the few people who may lose out financially.

Private and corporate users will eventually benefit although some domestic users may lose out at first.

The criticism that some homeowners may lose out is a red herring.

Individuals may lose out, she argues, but countries in general do not lose out from capitalism.

Though shareholders may lose out from the government's steps, a failure of the bank could be worse, he said.

This is where we will see illustrations of how much the better funded areas like London may lose out".

But although particular companies may lose out, the first-round effect of this fall should provide good news.

Some people who really need one may lose out to those who want one as a precaution.

Despite the relationship's inherent problems, he argues, the centre-left may lose out electorally unless it somehow re-engages with Islam.

Ex-communists have exploited the fears of those who may lose out, and have appealed to nostalgia for the good old days when everyone had a job.