Sentence examples similar to outstanding lost from inspiring English sources

Technology companies that in 1999 had a high stock-option "overhang" -- the number of options granted and remaining to be granted as a percentage of total shares outstanding -- lost an average of 44.9percentt in market value in the 12 months ended in January, according to a survey by Watson Wyatt Worldwide, the consulting firm.

The Times regrets that Jeffery Cohelan, an exception ally able Congressman and outstanding conservationist, lost renomination in the Democratic primary.

If its cost of borrowing exceeds the interest it charges on loans outstanding, it loses money.

But they often have loan provisions — and another tax nightmare can occur if an employee with an outstanding loan loses his or her job.

Two classmates of mine at Harlan High School — one a great track athlete, the other an outstanding quarterback — each lost their legs in combat.

After World War II, attendance at Negro league games declined as outstanding players were lost to formerly all-white teams.

KEY QUESTION Can the top teams, all of which lost outstanding defenses from last year, succeed primarily with their offenses?

A terrific score gives the ballast it needs, and Madeleine Worrall is outstanding as the lost child who grows into a woman that does not want to sell herself short in any way.

The youngest, an outstanding soldier, much decorated, lost a leg.

Once an outstanding pitch, it had lost bite and depth.

In the meantime, he accepts that outstanding individuals may be lost to other test-playing countries.