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And new-politics-toting insurgents do not always lose out to the establishment: just ask Bill Clinton.

Sometimes, IT leaders focus so much on the formal structure of the company that they lose out on informal leadership.

You work hours of overtime, lose out on sleep, and before you know it, you're sick as a dog.

"America is going to lose out in the long term if it doesn't adopt universal preschool education, " he said in a telephone interview.

With every part of land you lease out to a foreign power, you lose out on your sovereignty too.

CNN, meanwhile, continues to lose out to its more strident rivals, in prime time at least.

Match Day Revenues are one of the biggest areas where the Reds lose out to the traditional top four competition.

Among the countries which could lose out in the future if biofuels catch on is Venezuela, one of the world's largest oil exporters.

Sharkey agrees that it is all too often the artists who lose out when teenagers get their music for free.

When you lose out on a project, you eventually have to let it go.

They would rather lose themselves than see one of their friends or colleagues lose out on the situation.

Ms. Lagarde said the Chinese officials would lose out by not attending. "We have a lot of substantive issues to discuss, " she said.

Youngsters in the city-centre will lose out on a much-loved project if substantial funds are not found this year .

China has complained it will lose out if EU proposals aimed at eliminating low-quality carbon offsets were to be implemented.

Since power is bought through competitive bidding, Berliner said, Mirant would lose out on bids if its prices weren't low enough.

With a small farming industry and a lot of imports, Britain was bound to lose out.

Keep improving one's superior position in the chosen discipline so as not to lose out to a competitor.

Having learnt a lesson, China's leaders do not want to lose out on the information revolution.

Their family would lose out on 30 years of earnings.

However, this sale would only deliver a one-time profit, and the province would lose out on a source of steady yearly income.

Honest people who lose out, people telling lies is in power, the values of our university students there have been tilted.

Don't be afraid of change, you may lose out on something good, but you might gain something even better.

But I had a friend reminded me that the time to fight for the glory of their own, display your own, otherwise you will lose out is.

If the Rock's mortgages are sold off in a hurry and its franchise, staff and branches dismantled pell-mell, the taxpayer would lose out.

But I probably lose out to other female counterparts in the industry though.

You might be perfect for the job, but if your resume isn't, you could lose out.

If we place our goods on the market at a time when all other importers have sold theirs at profitable prices, we shall lose out.

Many small businesses complain that they are not competing on a level playing field and that they are the ones who lose out.

A company not generating the same amount of cash as competitors is bound to lose out when times get rough.

But his four co-workers didn't entirely lose out. He plans to give them $1 million each out of his winnings.

People on both sides would lose out in that scenario and neither government would gain.

Smart vendors will learn from Facebook; the rest will lose out to competitors.

Fears were that some of the poorest exporters in the region would lose out completely as China gained free access to major markets.

This part of the plan is not sitting well with lawmakers from the northern part of the state, who will lose out.

If participation is not widespread, countries risk being flooded with cheap goods, and small countries in particular can lose out.

Companies that fish in only half of the talent pool will lose out to those that cast their net more widely.

China's education system in crisis as students lose out to bureaucrats, says some scholar.

But he or she may lose out to others who put in cheaper bids that cover only direct research costs.

Initially, the country managers resisted, fearing some of their local financial clients might lose out.

Is it ultimately these industries that don't give Shanghai its blue sky, or is it functional departments unwilling to lose out on money?

If their currencies rise too far against the greenback, their exporters will lose out wherever customers pay in dollars.

Over 12 years, a 15-day deficit means American children lose out on 180 days of school, equivalent to an entire year.

If these costs mean you can't continue to run your business, you'll lose out but so will your existing clients.

If you both have large student loans (the interest is tax deductible up to $2, 500) you will lose out financially.

But they often lose out to whites because whites are taller, said Bejan.

With today's busy world, healthy meals often lose out to busy schedules.

There are concerns that its users, as well as providing liquidity, probe the market to extract early information, meaning others lose out.

The companies that lose out may well be lower-cost producers, since such agreements are dictated more by politics than by economics.

Thus Mexican workers gain dramatically by moving north, whereas low-skilled Americans lose out slightly at worst.

They could choose to do so but may struggle to find buyers or may lose out, selling bonds at a much lower price than their original value.

Firms not willing to pay bribes lose out to those that are, such as Russian, and increasingly Chinese, competitors.

It won't only be champagne-swilling fund managers that lose out should a country default, but the nation's retirees, a key group of voters.

Sites that can't play in these new ecosystems will likely lose out to their early-adopter-friendly competitors.

The poorest lose out in another way.

Individual companies would lose out; but overall, the global economy would benefit.

You and the person that hurt you both lose out because you lose each other.

Global trade makes countries as a whole richer, even if some people in those countries lose out.

New Delhi has to manage its relationships with Beijing and Washington wisely so it does not lose out.

When impoverished families cut back, young girls are the first to lose out.

Tamineh says in the end, shoppers who pay for cheap knock offs are the ones who lose out. Vahid is typical of young Tehran consumers.

I really don't give a hoot if we lose out to the Germans, provided we feel that we did justice to our potential.

If those fail to materialise, it is not just Florida and Texas that will lose out.

But history suggests not all Chinese companies will lose out as inflation rises.

Will TV lose out to computer, I wonder?

Let us learn to look away from what we may lose out and instead treasure the newfound virtues we develop.

Still, I'm afraid you'll lose out if you don't fall into line with the prices of others.

I am not sure exactly how this will happen, but current players will either join this revolution or lose out.

In tough times young people are often the first to lose out.

But some businesses worry that they will lose out if the plan is implemented.

So despite the rush for yield, value investors lose out.

China does not qualify, so it will lose out.

It can sell a lot of the bubbling asset for substantial gains, and when the bubble bursts, it is the investors who lose out, not the seller.

It recently launched a discount site, called the OutNet, because it does not want to lose out on the booming discount market.

They will certainly lose out to on that deal.

If a customer falls for a fake, they obviously lose out.

lose out If things go wrong I'm the one who'll lose out, not you.

New sources will be coming on line and China will lose out.

And what about when China acquires the technical know-how to do the more highly specialised jobs; won't the US workers lose out again?

The world is better off, even if some individuals lose out.

The cities that can't provide competitive amenities will lose out.

The vast majority of Somalis lose out.

When you lose out on a job opportunity, it is because it wasn't the right job for you.

'It's like we're destined to lose out again. '

When faced with a big opponent or a big challenge, we might assume that we will lose out.

At the same time, you don't lose out when it comes to product returns.

The South Korean pact had fuelled fears in Japan that domestic companies would lose out in competitiveness to their South Korean rival.

A big chunk of bonuses will be deferred, so that if firms fail bankers will lose out.

We will lose out badly later on.

I think that is just part of life. We get a lot from being famous, but we lose out privacy.

Lose out on the deal

While local officials cash in, convicts lose out

FMCG brands lose out online