Sentence examples similar to much a lose from inspiring English sources
In the digital era authenticity is pretty much a lost cause.
Calzaghe 10-8 Round 9 It is now pretty much a lost cause for Jones.
(Forget about Greece, which is pretty much a lost cause; Spain is where the fate of Europe will be decided).
#RedSox @HunterFelt October 30, 2013 From what I understand, he'll be throwing to Luis Tiant and if not, that's pretty much a lost opportunity.
JOE AHEARN, 23, who lives with four roommates in a Queens warehouse (rent: $3,000), uses a space heater in his bedroom (there are five bedrooms and a basement), but the bathroom and the main living area "are pretty much a lost cause," he said.
Indeed, chasing ISIS with airplanes while giving a free rein to Assad is as much a losing proposition for the West as it is a sure winner for Iran.
It's pretty much a lose-lose for the Tea Party.
And nobody measures how much a bank loses through conflicts of interest.
"You can't always tell a flop, and no one can find out exactly how much a perfume lost, because companies consolidate their figures, although everyone whispers guesses," the perfumer said.
There's only so much pining for a lost dog you can do; and so Chloe grew up, and Muffy became part of the folklore of her childhood.
"It hurts very much to lose a parent, but that's what happens when you are grown up.
