Examples of 'it would lose' in a sentence
Meaning of "it would lose"
it would lose: This phrase implies the negative consequences or disadvantages that would result from a particular action or scenario. It can be used to highlight the risks, damages, or setbacks that may occur if a certain opportunity or benefit is missed or squandered
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it would lose
I figured it would lose balance this time.
And it had also known that it would lose.
And it would lose us half our herd.
Had it been more than that it would lose its uniqueness.
Then it would lose all of its mystery.
If a firm increases its price it would lose all its customers.
It would lose him thousands of dollars of gold.
Child seems as if it would lose its breath and expire.
It would lose much and gain nothing.
Because it would lose.
It would lose its value if it became common.
Because it knows that it would lose a great amount of its customers.
It would lose everything that makes it unique.
Kiev is also worried it would lose billions of euros in transit fees.
It would lose control over the message.
Our society depends on trade without which it would lose its dynamism and cohesion.
It would lose me too many votes.
Russia knows that it would lose a major war with the West.
It would lose its natural allies.
Austria can therefore use free areas that it would lose in the Community.
It would lose its identity completely.
If it was open, it would lose all its power.
It would lose its critical edge.
I think actually, it would lose something.
It would lose nothing in the telling.
If it were more frequent, it would lose its novelty value.
It would lose them the goodies.
Should it last longer, it would lose its value.
It would lose a lot of value.
And without natural allies, it would lose the fight.
It would lose its potency.
I think that if the vote were held today, it would lose.
They know it would lose them votes.
It is not possible to accumulate money, it would lose its value.
It knew it would lose the trial.
But if we find a whole mountain of gold, it would lose its value.
It would lose the magic.
If it was played off the score, it would lose its authenticity.
It would lose the social part of the social dance.
Then it 's bound to lose because it would lose its normal allies.
It would lose some of the magic that we had learned.
If the document were not further updated, it would lose its relevance.
I believe it would lose a great deal without their commentary.
Completely renovating it would be a mistake, as it would lose all its essence.
It would lose me a contract.
As the skin was stretched, it would lose moisture and absorb the agent.
It would lose big.
If the concept is not subject to firmly established criteria, it would lose credibility.
It would lose character.
Do not let this bird call in a wet, it would lose the vote.
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