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Our competition have them on site, and we are losing out on a great deal of revenue due to this.

"In doing business with New Zealand and Australia we're losing out on two working days a week, " Mr Tuilaepa said.

This will help you to see where you're losing out on sleep and letting other activities creep in instead.

It also means that Britain is losing out on the chance of building a new industry out of their world leading position.

Beijing felt that it had become the only country still practising restraint, and was losing out doing so, scholars say.

This serves as a huge blow to the traditional lineage of the memorial and has adverse implications with regard to losing out on history.

They seem to be losing out on a good chance to meet and talk with other people.

"Korean yards seem to be losing out to Chinese yards in order-taking this year, " Morgan Stanley said in a recent report.

Living in denial is simply not an option and, in the end, you would be the only person losing out as a result of such an attitude.

But the company is still losing out, because its exclusive deals with phone service providers bring in revenue after the phone is sold.

Given Beijing's obsession with losing out on its large currency reserves, cautiousness makes economic sense.

A lot of my friends got married, had children and I'm not part of that because I'm not physically there, so you feel like you're losing out.

In the current rune system, any time a rune is sitting idle, death knights are losing out on potential damage output.

They repeated claims that Britain was objectively slipping down the list of China's trading partners, losing out to Germany and France.

Even if you end up losing out on this particular position, you've learned an important lesson, says Ms. Temin.

Of course, media consumption has not risen much over the years, so something must be losing out.

RBS's top China economist Li Cui writes in a research note published Wednesday that "evidence of China losing out is still absent. "

If there are fewer potential mates around, men may delay marriage or forgo it entirely, losing out on these nuptial niceties.

Or perhaps an actor losing out on an Oscar made you cry.

But while you are busy planting facts A, B, and C in your mind, repeating them over and over, you are losing out on facts D and E.

The AUD is losing out to the euro as short-term Australian rates have been relatively flat for the past six months.

Beating rivals to the market could also provide a boost for its plasma technology, which has been losing out to liquid-crystal displays.

She added the US was losing out in battles with other broadcasters backed by other governments.

Tenon's research revealed many SMEs felt they were losing out to big businesses.

And we are losing out in ways both large and small, which is too bad when we realize that good listening can be very valuable indeed.

When it comes to targets for looters, books are losing out to high-end jeans and Apple-made gadgets.

Sunk costs are what you've spent into an item, which makes it feel like you are losing out if you don't recoup what you spent on the item.

Surprisingly, a study shows that companies that only rely on their national language and the use of English are losing out in a big way.

If you don't, you're losing out on a lot of potential business.

Beijing believes it is losing out in anti-dumping cases because of its non-market categorisation, agreed when it joined the WTO in 2001.

Many, including Singaporeans themselves, have identified the Singaporeans fear of losing out, or kinase-ism.

That is good news for Japan's exporters, who have been losing out in the contest with rivals in South Korea and Taiwan.

Business leaders have long argued that the UK economy is losing out to Europe in attracting visitors because of visa policy.

Can it keep them from losing out to start-ups in India or Silicon Valley?

There are regional competitors in these markets, but evidence of China losing out is still absent.

Now, a steady stream of foreign tourists is arriving. And, although that means big business for some, many locals say they are losing out.

It still seems that people are so competitive when they both have threats it's very difficult to avoid both sides losing out.

The less tribally cohesive, more fragmented West is, meanwhile, losing out.

He does less than me, but he earns more. I'm losing out.

If there is a theme unifying these economic and political trends, in fact, it is that the young are generally losing out to the old.

So the old model of immigrant 'donor' countries losing out is obsolete.

So, we will be losing out on 6%, which will make the business precarious.

This can support seasonal farmers around metro areas who are losing out because they really can't meet the year-round demand for produce.

Many people in Hubei feel they are still losing out.

The Germans have been concerned for some time about losing out to France on Airbus work,