Sentence examples for too lose from inspiring English sources
Urban public schools, too, lose money when children leave for charter schools.
How long will it be before you, too, lose your job to a computer?
I wonder what they will look like in another two or three hundred years – or even in my own lifetime – if they, too, lose snowfall as warming trends continue.
That would create a group of investors with the best possible reason to monitor the banks' safety: in the event of failure, the holders of subordinated debt lose their money.Shareholders, too, lose their money when a bank fails.
This is the most polite way imaginable of accusing the Queen of being out of touch; but then, as Bennett observes, commoners too lose their minds when summoned to the presence.
It's not clear that the answer to that is really "next Tuesday," although maybe some of the craziness will fall away, as some of the more startling candidates — and the oddities exist in both parties; Conway, for example, has had pretty low moments, too — lose.
The judiciary, too, lost its elective status.
The northern opposition, too, loses out.
He, too, lost the prime ministership.
It, too, lost its moral impetus somewhere in Brasília.
