Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...describe a "call for a bombing pause and immediate negotiations" by several U.S. Congressmen. You quote: " 'It seems to me,' said Robert Kennedy, 'that we lose nothing if we sit down to negotiate...
Divers dream of beating Bill Murphy, yet there are few in the league who have a chance. It makes for an odd situation to win so young and so well. You are expected to win all the time. When you lose it's an upset; when you win it's routine...
...involved in a serious accident or gets convicted of a serious driving offense. And whichever alternative he chooses, he is in trouble. With a damage claim hanging over his head, few if any insurers will accept him as a future risk. If he posts personal security, he may lose his home or savings...
...fight them than to settle. At the same time, the seriously injured victim with high economic losses is often unable to wait for his case to come to trial and is forced to settle for whatever the company offers. If he does gamble on going to court, he may lose the case and get nothing. On the other hand, if he wins he may hit the jackpot...
...each year after graduating, he would pay the Bank $200 a year, for a total of $6000 at the end of the period. Most students would probably pay the Bank more than they had been loaned, but anyone who earned a high salary quickly and felt that he would lose too much by staying in the repayment plan could "buy-out" by paying off the amount he borrowed--compounded at standard six per cent interest rates...