And general election polls suggest that he might well lose to John McCain.
If it were to come to special elections, the democrats could well lose to Beijing-backed candidates.
Yet despite fielding a good candidate, the Colorados could well lose to a complete political novice.Their main opponent is Fernando Lugo, a Catholic bishop who gave up his job preaching liberation theology to the poor in order to stand for office.
The Dodgers had been involved in the previous one as well, losing to the St . Louis Cardinalsduring the 1946 season in two straight games.
The team started well but lost to Colgate, 13-11, on May 5, dropping its record to 9-5.
Not well — Castle lost to Christine O'Donnell in the primary, Kirk is losing, and Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, and perhaps other Tea Party senators, are headed to Washington.
What little sense of security we have now may well be lost to future generations, when our country will be peopled wholly by the flighty and the unstable.
They have a deep rotation that includes Scott Kazmir, the former Tampa Bay left-hander who has handled the Yankees well but lost to them last month.
Had the talks succeeded and had Ford been selected, the Reagan campaign, crippled by infighting, might well have lost to the Carter-Mondale ticket in the fall.
I don't doubt that Mr Silver would have come out ahead on net, had he received many offers, but he may well have lost to a lucky individual bettor, which would have been embarrassing and a real rhetorical blow.
