(1) Players will lose time and money, people will lose jobs, and customers will lose their product.

(2) England have defaulted a match in this tournament, but are yet to lose a game on the field.

(3) Become concerned if the patient begins to lose more weight than 6 pounds in 6 months.

(4) The manager said he didn't want to lose her

(5) However, Fiona fell pregnant and now wants to get through these nine months, knowing she could lose her baby.

(6) That helped him tone up, lose a little more weight, and feel even better.

(7) That said however neither side deserved to lose a game that was played under the most appalling conditions.

(8) Lose that creep!

(9) That means that the government would lose money with the current tax structure.

(10) It is far more tragic for parents to lose a child from a sudden death; it leaves them with many unsaid things and feelings of regret.

(11) This de-motivates people - as a result they leave the party, they lose enthusiasm, they cease to be active.

(12) This column has always argued that economic freedom and the opportunity to make, spend and lose money is central to a creative society.

(13) She couldn't eat and began to lose weight

(14) Neither side deserved to lose a game that see-sawed back and forth for the whole hour-plus.

(15) Was I saying that I needed to move faster, or else I would lose all of my chances?

(16) But, remember, the amount of weight you lose is entirely at your own discretion and you can join in or drop out of the campaign at any time.

(17) Despite a reported rise in advertising revenue, the paper continued to lose money.

(18) He repeated that it was time all worked together to ensure that we did not lose such a real opportunity for the West of Ireland.

(19) But you know, the manufacturing jobs disappear, you lose control over your space.

(20) I love Brady because he never misses a week and he rarely does anything to lose you games.