Sentence examples for might rather lose from inspiring English sources
Workers might rather lose holidays than their income or their jobs.The spirit of StakhanovIn wartime, factory workers were exhorted to produce more.
But Mr. Gore, who has not appeared publicly with the president since their awkward passing of the torch in Monroe, Mich., two months ago, resents Mr. Clinton so much he might rather lose than reattach himself.
We would rather lose games now rather than lose in London at Games time.
I've been feeling rather lost lately.
This, however, would suggest that Nck binding to CD3ε might rather be transient and lost before ZAP70 binding takes place [ 56].
So when we think about change we focus more on what we might lose rather than on what we might get.
Masha Lipman, my colleague in Moscow, sketched out in stark and prescient terms some of the challenges facing Ukraine, ranging from the divisions within the country to the prospect of what Putin might do rather than "lose" Ukraine.
I might rather face trial".
Rather afraid we might lose, because of the whole thing with everyone being crap except me.
