losable

It is early, and almost no matter what, the election will be a losable one for Republicans.

The election is Boris's to lose; but losable it remains.

And the statehood battle, if no more winnable than Washington's drug war in the near term, is politically a lot less losable.

And you may worry about putting all your digital eggs into one losable, droppable, glass-front basket.

Ň To feel oneself so tiny, so fragile, so inherently losable, was at first spiritually crushing.

It just makes sense: using the cloud for mass storage protects your data, and that's extremely valuable for these highly portable, easily losable (or stealable) gadgets.

This is because there is a reduced ratio of "losable" drives (the number of drives that can fail before data is lost) to total drives.

And his choice for a successor for his Senate seat, Robert Menendez, finds himself in a thoroughly losable race against Thomas H. Kean Jr., in one of the races the Democrats almost certainly need to win to have any hope of winning back the United States Senate.