Phrase be at a loss

• Now, however, the speculator may be at a loss or a gain.
• It would be so overwhelming that they would be at a loss.
• Only once was Lemons known to be at a loss for words.
• Tagliabue appears to be at a loss about what he can do.
• No one will be at a loss to understand what is meant.
• But a lawyer might be at a loss to give clear advice.
• Without a cultural identity I think the community will be at a loss,
• And that Bobby Bowden would be at a loss for words?
• The recipient would be at a loss, with their chest open.
• You may never again be at a loss for words again.
• But if asked for an accurate definition, they would be at a loss.
• My guess is she will not be at a loss in managing his empire.
• Now it was my turn to be at a loss.
• For a moment he seems to be at a loss.
• That way you won't forget anything _ or be at a loss for words.
• They're really going to be at a loss ."
• Maybe science can't help but be at a loss.
• "Sometimes I would be at a loss for words and couldn't string thoughts together quick enough,"
• A . I would be at a loss.
• No wonder investors might also be at a loss in assessing the risks companies are taking.