Your wife has lost her looks. Poor one might even lost his wife.

I thought you'd fallen.

You're going to lose the bet, buddy.

You lose 50 cents.

You might still lose your shirt.

He's thinking you're gonna lose.

You'd lose. Through field glasses?

You can ask. Surely you know you're going to lose, don't you?

You'll be 15 a year worse off for this.

I shouldn't wonder if you didn't lose some trade through this.

After 36 months with 1 attrition, you'd have 70 of your customers left.

Fairooz thinks that it s actually the authorities who would lose more if Alwefaq was banned.

Now, when that area's damaged, you lose the ability to see faces, right?

like I'm going to lose, that's going to suck, but sometimes know when to take the challenge on.

I was worried that you would lose your line of food (money to buy food).

It is already being estimated that Africa is the only continent that will actually lose rather than gain from this new agreement.

For starters, it would lose access to Afghanistan via Iran, which has served as a conduit for the substantial flow of Indian aid to Kabul.

The important effects are on agriculture and tourism, where nations will lose, on average, about 0.5 of GDP from each sector.

But developing countries have little to gain and much to lose by signing these agreements, which almost never deliver the promised benefits.

And the, going back to what Larry said, the, the key was is that each school had to be, you know, first on it or you're going lose your physicist, right, it became a badge of honor.

Those experiencing rising and now double digit inflation will have to raise interest rates, while other high inflation countries will lose export competitiveness.

Will developing countries lose or gain from trade liberalization in important sectors, the development of which contributes to poverty reduction?

It would seem as if the very language of our parlors would lose all its nerve and degenerate into palaver wholly, our lives pass at such remoteness from its symbols, and its metaphors and tropes are necessarily so far fetched, through slides and dumb waiters, as it were in other words, the parlor is so far from the kitchen and workshop.

The price of any such development would be borne disproportionately by smaller and less powerful States, which would lose some of the protection afforded by the United Nations and would be most likely to be the targets of coercive measures taken under the auspices of regional organizations or arrangements.

2.5 The author submits that the insurance company has no legal basis to oppose the claim for payment of the insurance money, that it would certainly have lost the court proceedings and that it only requested the security in order to delay or stall the court apos s determination of the case.

In this case, Ban needs to spend time in China s capital, making the case for the notion that governments have a responsibility to protect their citizens, and that when they fail to do so (as Sudan s government clearly is), they forfeit some of the advantages that normally are associated with sovereignty.