Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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According to Richard Mulhern, spokesman for local 254 of the Building Services Employees International Union, the maids have requested a five-day week each year for the past six, but until now they have been unwilling to lose the four hours' wages which they earn on Saturdays...
...There is a point at which pastoral norms of saving the flock must be abandoned," Pettigrew concluded. "The Church must be prepared to lose money and members, and to be ridiculed by the press...
Robertson refused to speculate on whether the HSA would lose any business if the proposed charter flights are allowed...
...defend U.S. policy in Southeast Asia on all points; I have been outspokenly critical of several paves. But I would lose all respect for the United States it we retired without a fight. The above reasons are sufficient, but there are more. The people of Thailand and the Philippines have risked their lives in allying themselves with us-literally, not the least bit figuratively. I shall not be party to the desertion of a friend who has risked his life for me. Red China's most effective propaganda in the Far-East has been calling the U.S. a paper tiger...
Perhaps the most baffling thing about emphysema is that it resembles the normal effects of aging. Even in healthy men, the lungs lose some of their stretch with advancing age. Emphysematous damage to some part of the lungs has now been found to occur in a majority of men over 60, whether or not they ever complained of shortness of breath. It is more common among men than women, more common among smokers than nonsmokers, and particularly evident where there is severe air pollution...