Sentence examples for that would have lost from inspiring English sources

For years it was blocked by both the privately run railroads and the bus companies that would have lost riders.

Note, though, that if South had bid only five diamonds and scored plus 420, that would have lost the board, since her teammates were minus 450.

The three options, each with a risk factor associated, are meant to guard against terrorism and advise an Afghan military that would have lost significant resources, from air power to medical aid, after the drawdown.

All of which raises an interesting question: why don't people like Hinderaker who have been wrong about everything for years and years — demonstrably wrong, in ways that would have lost anyone who believed them a lot of money — ever reconsider?

The bailouts of American International Group are also rescues of its trading partners — banks and other financial firms — that would have lost out if the insurer had been allowed to fail.

It was common knowledge that most of the A.I.G. bailout money had been funneled to the company's trading partners — banks and other financial firms that would have lost big if A.I.G. were allowed to fail.

I know that we could have been whatever the other wanted, or needed, or desired, but that we would have lost ourselves in that challenge.

She said that many would have lost their homes and livelihoods, and that some tourist resorts on the outer islands may have been damaged.

Do you think that, had Clark shown documented evidence to the station manager, that he would have lost his job?

But I realized that it would take so long to go through the whole process that we would have lost several years where we could have made progress.

The insinuation is that you would have lost it all.