Sentences with phrase «lost side of»

While some couples seem to function okay without that component in their marriage, others definitely notice that lost side of marriage, and negative feelings start to follow.

Never again wanting to be at the losing side of a political battle they created the movie industry's lobbying arm, MPAA.

Of course, accusations of bias in the media are nothing new, particularly from the losing sides of an election.

Nintendo, which has won several previous patent suits surrounding its phenomenally popular Wii video game system, has found itself on the losing side of the latest one.

In the fisticuffs that is the Supreme Court, the recently retired justice often found himself on the losing side of 5 - 4 decisions.

Applicants may come under some threat of penalty if they falsely assert they have never been on the losing side of a pet custody battle.

So you're on the losing side of the camp?

As I wrote in November, Christians are increasingly considering the reality that we might be on the losing side of the culture war.

And the thousands of non-combatants, including women, children, and even livestock, that God commanded to be slaughtered because they had the misfortune to be on the losing side of the battle?

If it does not it will continue to be on the losing side of elections.

You'll soon be on the losing side of history.

It invites readers to assume that Scalia is always on the losing side of a case or, worse, that Scalia is intentionally disagreeable.

McIntyre was made for such an environment and quickly enrolled as a foot soldier on the losing side of the Armageddon - like battle for control of Princeton Seminary.

The religiots will be on the losing side of history.

And, they have always been on the losing side of the argument.

So does any fan on the losing side of a football game.

Rose's output dropped massively after round 2, and it looked like she was going into round 5 on the losing side of a slow war attrition.

The American women have been on the losing side of the gold medal game against Brazil twice in a row.

This isn't new for the Yankees, though, who have been on the losing side of this game before.

Chelsea is an overrated team its time they find their place in the losing side of the Premier League

In a piece published on SF Gate earlier this week, Carolyn Lochhead reports that repeated delays in the House on the school food waiver vote indicate to Democrats that: Republicans have concluded they're on the losing side of the school... [Continue reading]

Yet his suburban Chicago practice, currently known as Homefirst, garnered an alarming record: It was on the losing side of one of the largest U.S. jury verdicts — $ 30million — ever awarded to the family of a newborn in a wrongful - death suit.

The PC, which has no teeth in the way of jobs or ballot lines in the way that the county chairs do, must promote itself as moving inexorably forward: get on board or be on the losing side of history.

Mr Cameron announced his intention to resign as prime minister on 24 June, after finding himself on the losing side of the EU referendum, with the UK voting by 52 % to 48 % in favour of leaving.

In a big boost for Mr Cameron, former Justice Secretary Mr Grayling also declares today that the PM should not have to resign if he is on the losing side of the referendum.

The Catholic lobby, which opposed the legalization of same sex marriage, ultimately found themselves on the losing side of that debate.

A son of the Cold War tells what it was like from the losing side of the Space Race — and how the U.S.S.R.'s space program fizzled after Sputnik and Gagarin

After being on the losing side of a fight, men seek out other allies with a look of rugged dominance about them to ensure a backup in case of future fights.

The light heavyweight class was once the most talent packed in all of MMA, it's now become stale with the same faces who have either all beaten each other or been on the losing side of title fights.

I have been on the losing side of a less than 50/50 love before and not interested in any repeat performances...

But if you do feel compelled to drink on a date, make sure it's within your sight at all times, and keep it to one or two drinks at the most to reduce the inhibition - losing side of things.

Much tougher for these women since their men were on the losing side of the war.

As for the President, he is never at a loss for words, never on the losing side of an argument, never far from a folksy, front - porch anecdote, and never in doubt about his own righteousness and wisdom.

Giving parents an option has made life more difficult for schools on the losing side of those choices — while easing it for districts and charter schools with the ability to attract students.

Trouble is, if you fail to execute this strategy at just the right time, or if you buy bonds just when the bond market is retreating, you could easily end on the losing side of both asset classes, selling at a market low and buying back in at a market high.

If you are one of the cardholders contributing to that massive amount and paying hundreds of dollars in interest each year to carry a balance, I'll cut to the chase: You are probably coming out on the losing side of the credit card rewards game.

Every single action now is directly linked to both games, and if you're not careful you could be on the losing side of a very frustrating campaign.

Following a match which was decided on a controversial refereeing decision, the losing side of the team decides to go all out with the winning side by challenging them to a 5 - a-side match without a referee.

For a series that imprints so heavily off chilling real - world events and power shifts, it'd be great if the societies in this newest game were scripted like the winning and losing sides of the world - changing conflicts throughout history.

The eagerness of those who wound up on the losing side of this struggle to salt the earth behind them as they leave Cooper Union is remarkable and ugly.

Dr. Somerville was on the losing side of a Marc 2007 debate between scientists over whether global warming was a «crisis.»

Sanjong Thapa: you are on the losing side of both the physics and the politics and are rapidly becoming a fossil.

``... it is the method of those on the losing side of the scientific debate (particularly when the debate involves strongly - held ideological positions) to claim that the scientists have colluded against their point - of - view and unfairly excluded it.»

I was on the losing side of a 20 - 7 vote.

In Canada, the losing side of a dispute will be asked to pay legal costs to the winning side, which can typically include lawyer's fees and disbursements.

England and many other European countries have what's termed a «loser pays» policy, whereby whomever is on the losing side of a legal action has to pay the legal fees of the prevailing party.

They could have played nice; but took the same position that Blackberry RIM did, which was to try to destroy law merely because they were on the losing side of that law.

This means that uninvolved parties in a blockchain's smart contract may be able to hoard or sell an asset with the previously inaccessible knowledge that one party is going to end up on the losing side of trade.

It helps, but without relevant experience, many graduates will be left on the losing side of the intense competition in «the real world».

Not exact matches

In total, the French would lose upwards of 500,000 troops while the Germans lost in some estimates more than 400,000 — nearly 1 million killed on both sides.