Sentence examples for really lose out from inspiring English sources
Some film historians question whether audiences really lose out if there is more modesty.
If the answer is a "remedial education" that is standardized (sanitized), did the children really lose out?
So you have to think about that more as: Wow, they may really lose out, but College X is gaining a superstar.
The category that German cities really lose out in, though, is language: five out of the ten worst cities in this subcategory of the Ease of Settling In Index are located in Germany, and another one in the German-speaking part of Switzerland.
The city's working-class and middle-class children are the ones who really lose out.
"G.S.T. workers really lost out and Romney and his partners did not".
"I felt I had to eat this today or else I'd be really losing out," said Dale Saul of Branford.
"Change is difficult, but we're not really losing out in this situation," said Kathleen Gilrain, Smack Mellon's executive director.
Asked about the downsides of having a remote team he says they are really losing out the social aspect of working together, with all the normal working communications expressed only via Skype talks.
It and all telecoms carriers really lost out on the smartphone boom when it come to value-added services on top of basic mobile data connectivity and selling subsidised devices.
