Lose-sleep Sentence Examples

You don’t loose your keys, you lose your keys (or, if you have a nice key ring, you don’t lose them at all). It may not seem like one “o” makes a difference, but loose and lose have different origins, meanings, functions, and pronunciations — and mixing them up can really make some people lose their minds.

A slippery slope argument takes an initial premise and sees it through a chain of consequences until you arrive at an unacceptable, undesirable, or disastrous outcome. Premise A leads to B, which leads to C, which leads to D, and so on. The final result is then used to assert why the initial premise (“A”) is bad. To better understand this type of logical fallacy, explore the slippery slope examples below. From entertainment to everyday life, slippery slopes are everywhere.