losing

Related to losing: Losing weight
See:
  • (one) can't win for losing
  • a losing battle
  • a losing game
  • be (batting) on a losing wicket
  • be fighting a losing battle
  • be losing it
  • fight a losing battle
  • lose (one's) appetite
  • lose (one's) buttons
  • lose (one's) cherry
  • lose (one's) cool
  • lose (one's) doughnuts
  • lose (one's) faith (in something or someone)
  • lose (one's) footing
  • lose (one's) grip on (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) head
  • lose (one's) head over (something)
  • lose (one's) hold on (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) hold over (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) marbles
  • lose (one's) patience (with someone)
  • lose (one's) temper
  • lose (one's) train of thought
  • lose (one's) v-card
  • lose (some amount of) time
  • lose a bundle
  • lose a packet
  • lose a step
  • lose at (something)
  • lose by
  • lose contact (with one)
  • lose count (of something)
  • lose face
  • lose favor (with one)
  • lose ground
  • lose heart
  • lose in
  • lose it
  • lose money hand over fist
  • lose money on (something)
  • lose no time (in) (doing something)
  • lose out
  • lose out in (something)
  • lose out on (something)
  • lose patience (with one)
  • lose reason
  • lose sleep
  • lose the battle, but win the war
  • lose the drift (of something)
  • lose the plot
  • lose the thread
  • lose the use of (something)
  • lose time
  • lose to (someone or something)
  • lose touch
  • lose touch (with one)
  • lose touch with reality
  • lose touch with sanity
  • losing battle, (to fight) a
  • losing battle, a
  • losing streak
  • on a losing wicket
  • play a losing game
  • win or lose
  • win the battle, but lose the war
References in periodicals archive
Losing weight must be a carefully planned activity.
Safe and effective weight management
Given that blacks and whites have relatively little overlap in the schools they attend, differences in school quality could well explain why black students are losing ground.
Fallin behind: as children move through school, the black-white achievement gap expands
Healthy eating combined with regular exercise has been established as the scientifically sound approach to weight loss and does appear to be the approach most commonly used by those who are successful in losing weight and keeping it off (5).
The "dynamic epidemiology" of obesity: knowledge to help improve our ability to manage the condition
With Rennie and Ron in as investors it fell to me to call the printer who was owed something north of a hundred thousand dollars to explain to him he had a choice between losing his money to a bankruptcy or exchanging it for equity in the new Northern Life.
Newspaper purchase a life-changing event
He refutes the notion, promoted by government-required labeling as well as diet gurus and food manufacturers, that limiting fat is the key to losing weight.
The Fat of the land: The Obesity Epidemic and How Overweight Americans Can help Themselves
Or that they were at risk of losing these things because of their disbelief in Santa Claus?
Yes, Virginia, there probably is no Santa Claus
Some scientists say we're losing species at an alarming rate of 274 per day.
This land is whose land?
They lost the opening five sets but then snatched the initiative and brought the score back to 5-4 before Ken Burgess had the unenviable task of saving the game or losing out.
Veterans fightback falls short of win
"Even after the Atkins group stopped losing weight, they were still eating fewer calories to maintain their lower body weight." That could have been enough to keep their LDL from rising.
Losing it: does Atkins trump other diets?
THERE ARE FEW THINGS that coaches dread more than the spectre of a losing season.
A true test of character: being a winner in a losing situation! (Mental Training)
BOSTON -- The death of a 22-year-old Boston Ballet dancer, two years after BB officials suggested she lose weight and six months after they told her she was too thin and should stop losing weight, has cast a shadow over the company and the ballet world.
Dancer's death at 22 casts shadow over Boston, ballet world
Even a litigant who squarely wins on the merits can pay a fee offset if he has filed losing motions or made the opponent go to other sorts of needless trouble.
Civil suits