Sentence examples for will really lose from inspiring English sources

Whether investors will really lose interest in derivatives on sovereign debt in Europe is unclear.

"We know he's a great rider," Contador said, "but if he ever cracks one day he will really lose a lot of time".

Yet if the small nations around which this event was founded can never afford to host it, then it will really lose its relevance.

Without one you'll really lose your fucking mind.

In contrast, Glass, Merluzzi, Biever, and Larsen (1982) developed the Social Interaction Self-Statement tost to assess thoughts related to social interactions (e.g., "If I blow this conversation, I'll really lose my confidence").

The city isn't so large that you'll get really lost, so tuck your map into your pocket and find your way.

We didn't really lose.

Vic could lose and lose and never really lose.

We discuss again whether the Afrikaners have really lost the will to rule, whether the sheer pressure of the masses will prevail as it did in Eastern Europe.

You may think that sounds like a lot of food but eating 5 small meals during the day will really help you lose weight.

Have European countries really lost the will to assimilate newcomers?