Losing
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They may overemphasize the likelihood of economic success ("I will be making a lot more money in a few years") and underemphasize the commonplace problems that regularly challenge family budgets ("I will be
losing
my job or getting a divorce").
Take Cowen’s response to
losing
his bet with Caplan.
He worried about
losing
the trust of world leaders he had brought along and the loss of life that would likely result.
In the midst of such political machinations, Germany is gradually
losing
its future.
It is not the innocent victims of repression who are
losing
their dignity, but rather the international community, whose failure to act means watching helplessly as the victims are consigned to their fate.
After all, advanced countries have been
losing
manufacturing jobs to less developed countries for more than fifty years.
After all, people who fear
losing
their jobs may seek greater economic security by investing in real property in their own wealthy country, bidding up prices in the process.
China is
Losing
the New Cold WarHONG KONG – When the Soviet Union imploded in 1991, the Communist Party of China (CPC) became obsessed with understanding why.
As hostility rises, an amicable settlement will become less likely, and everyone will end up
losing
more than they have gained.
But this threat is quickly
losing
its salience, as Jobbik increasingly moves toward the center, while Fidesz drifts to the right.
Now that Trump has called Mexican immigrants rapists and has called for a wall on the border (along with a tariff on Mexican exports to pay for it), trade intimacy with the US is
losing
– how can one put it politely?
Many say that they are afraid of
losing
their jobs.
Currently, anyone who moves to another part of the country without a hukou risks
losing
access to education, social services, and the housing market.
Abandoning the habit involves not only the inconvenience of
losing
perks and a certain lifestyle, but also the loss of power.
Just ask Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos, who attempted to build her blood-testing company on hot air and ended up
losing
all credibility.
Or is it more a question of a prime minister
losing
the trust of his people, including some his erstwhile friends and allies?
Presumably, British citizens understand this, but they prefer to have their own national teams rather than a stronger UK team – even if this means
losing
to tiny Iceland.
Like the rest of the chaebols, Samsung risks
losing
ground in global markets, owing to the narrowing technology gap with China.
I have forgotten the details of their conversation, but I can still hear my grandmother’s sigh of relief when she said “Thank God we lost that war!”From a child’s perspective, it wasn’t self-evident that
losing
was a good thing.
Lord North is remembered for
losing
the British union with America.
Two centuries on, the outgoing prime minister, David Cameron, may be remembered for
losing
two unions – with Europe and between England and Scotland.
A politician must ensure that unemployed workers have new opportunities, or risk
losing
their votes.
Losing
this sector of the economy to the hyper-competitive Chinese will be a hard hit, as textile exports are often the first step on the development ladder.
The “symptoms” include fidgeting,
losing
things, talking excessively, and difficulty playing quietly or taking turns.
The Bretton Woods organizations, instituted after World War II to maintain stability, risk
losing
their influence, and the countries with the clout to bolster them seem unwilling at this stage to press ahead boldly with the needed reforms.
Many in Britain know exactly what they want: to impose controls on the movement of workers from the rest of the EU, thereby protecting the domestic labor market, but without
losing
access to the single market or passporting rights, which allow British firms to sell their financial services on the continent.
The three that count because of their size – Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico – are all frightened of the consequences: Brazil that its companies will lose contracts, Mexico that the Venezuelans will finance opposition to their energy reforms, and Argentina of
losing
an ally that knows too much.
If there are just two companies in the sector, the one that refuses to violate minimal labor standards risks
losing
the entire market to an immoral competitor, which can ultimately sell its shoes more cheaply.
I believe there are corporations and political groups that actually want to adhere to minimal moral standards but cannot, for fearing of
losing
everything.
If his regime falls, Hezbollah is at risk of
losing
its arms-supply bridge to Iran.
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