Examples of 'less to lose' in a sentence
Meaning of "less to lose"
less to lose - This phrase means that someone or something has fewer risks or consequences to face in a particular situation. It implies that the person or thing has fewer attachments, responsibilities, or commitments and therefore has the freedom to take more risks
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less to lose
I have a lot less to lose than you do.
But only because we have less to lose.
They have less to lose and less to fear.
Smaller companies have less to lose.
Helps you eat less to lose or maintain weight.
People become more dangerous as they have less to lose.
Anyone who has less to lose than you.
They are willing to take risks since there is less to lose.
They have less to lose than rising powers.
They have much less to lose.
He had less to lose than Lance.
And they have less to lose.
Macedonia has less to lose and can not afford to alienate its Albanian minority.
You have got less to lose.
Who has less to lose from the publication of the truth?
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There is a lot less to lose.
Eating less to lose weight works, but you should not starve yourself.
But it costs me much less to lose myself in them.
You have got nothing to prove and even less to lose.
They had less to lose.
Maybe you need to find some kids that have less to lose.
In a sense they have less to lose than established firms.
But I have very few options and increasingly less to lose.
I have less to lose.
After all, these companies have less to lose.
These groups often have less to lose when moving into self employment.
Beefeater Bill has much less to lose.
But I have less to lose than you.
Because if things go wrong, you have got less to lose.
I can afford even less to lose the Enterprise.
In this situation, respondents likely feel they have far less to lose.
Someone with less to lose.
You want to let somebody else stop me, somebody with a lot less to lose.
She had a lot less to lose than I did.
Hey, maybe the ones coming from church went faster because they had less to lose.
And look, he has a lot less to lose than we do.
Since she 's already been fired, she has a lot less to lose.
Proletarians have much less to lose in such an event than a real middle class . ".
In a country that is in constant turmoil you have less to lose by making a mistake.
You have a lot less to lose than you might think, and a lot more to gain.
Never cheat with someone who has less to lose than you do.
I have a lot less to lose than you do . Do not move.
But the good news is there is always less to lose than we think.
But, he has less to lose from social change than his friend, Théo.
It 's a common misconception that you have less to lose when you buy low-priced stock.
We become braver the older we get . Maybe that 's because we have less to lose.
Therefore, Mediaworks had far less to lose by ending the show.
But Adele was still building her career when she released 21, and had less to lose.
For you… I have less to lose than you think.
I have failed before, with less to lose.
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