Sentence examples for will actually lose from inspiring English sources

Few believe that Mr. Putin will actually lose the election.

Many Australian cattle ranchers predict they will actually lose sales in the United States.

In New York, no one will actually lose benefits in December.

"We want the Iranians to know that every time they think they will gain, they will actually lose".

For nearly two years rightwingers have been decrying the 50p rate and claiming that it will actually lose the Treasury money.

Elson added: "This company will actually lose money if people take up its 0% offer and then make the repayment as scheduled.

I don't think I'll actually lose anything but I'm joining the herd".

The overjustification effect suggests that if you reward people for something they already like doing, they'll actually lose the motivation for doing it.

Ted Manders, of Stafford Borough Council, said: "There is a real fear is shire districts like Stafford borough that we'll actually lose out as a consequence of HS2".

If I lose one, I'll actually lose two and won't be able to use the car.

Sure, other investments may earn more like 2 or 3percentt, but without that extra inflation rate, you'll actually lose money over time.