Sentence examples for that loses out from inspiring English sources

It's not good sportsmanship and it's the audience that loses out.

"Instead of building alliances in Europe, David Cameron burns our alliances and it's Britain that loses out".

It's not just the British craft industry that loses out, but young people themselves, she says: "There's evidence that haptic skills help young people with other aspects of learning, with wider cognitive development and behavioural issues.

Without this, it won't just be the Labour party that loses out – it will be the next generation of children who grow up without a father figure in their lives.

"Instead of building alliances in Europe, David Cameron burns our alliances, and it's Britain that loses out," said Mr Miliband.

That's why he's failed to deliver and it's the British national interest that loses out as a result of this decision".

Where are the equity and debt investors that lost out?

A collection of hedge funds that lost out will appeal.

But while the economy as a whole benefited, there was one group that lost out.

The changes mean there will probably be some areas that lose out though.

And it's all those dive bars that lose out, they can't be replicated".