Sentence examples for points of lost from inspiring English sources

Santiago Montenegro of ANIF, an economic think-tank, reckons that insecurity is the cause of up to five percentage points of lost investment.

And 10 basis points of lost margin can really sting in a business where typical net margins are between 1% and 5%, as estimated by USDA economist Ephraim Leibtag.

Federer came to Madrid after a five-week Caribbean holiday and came within two points of losing his opening match against Milos Raonic, a powerful Canadian.

Consider the cases of four incumbents who came within a few points of losing or winning in the last 65 years.

And not everyone who is not within 2 points of losing their license is a minivan-driving, sunglasses-wearing lady on her way to Cape May.

The key to her progress emerged in the first match, she said, when she was "within two points of losing and I turned it around", she said.

This time Soderling was within two points of losing in straight sets before he ramped up his game, and his serve, and forced Federer to save a set point in the fourth-set tie breaker.

Williams, who is seeded third behind Lindsay Davenport and Jennifer Capriati, was within two points of losing the first set at 3-5 and love-30 on her serve before rallying to reach the tie breaker.

Now, with the guilty verdict against the firm, the point of lost revenue is surely moot if it wasn't already.

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I have a really short temper, and don't appreciate being accused of stealing, so at this point kind of lost it, which was obviously very unwise.