Sentence examples for most will lose from inspiring English sources

"Most will lose money, of course.

Of those who do sue, most will lose.

Most will lose more than they gain from food-price inflation.

Most will lose deposits of £500 per constituency when they fail to win five per cent of the vote.

There are currently 47 municipalities trying to beat back Mount Laurel lawsuits, although recent history shows that most will lose the battle.

Kay Boycott, director of communications, policy and campaigns at Shelter, said: "Now that homeless households no longer automatically qualify for social housing, we're really concerned that those who need it the most will lose out.

WHEN colleges and universities finally decide to make full use of the Internet, most professors will lose their jobs.

Given time, and effort on all sides, most Muslims will lose their censoriousness, as well as their insistence on marrying within their communities.

But under the teachers' contract, the teachers who were hired most recently will lose their jobs, and Mr. Klein has warned principals that they could lose any teacher hired since 2007.

Trying to find and update your phone number at every place that stores it is a scavenger hunt that most people will lose.

That is, most genes will lose their gene expression ability eventually (Figure 1 and Figure S1).