Sentence examples for Recovering lost ground from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the few remaining clusters of cooperators start recovering lost ground against weakened defectors.

But recovering lost ground will require basic changes in economic dynamism and workers' bargaining power.

The Ulsterman talked of remarkable new levels of patience, the most refined course management and an almost other-worldly knack of recovering lost ground.

These two pieces of good news seem to have steadied the ship for now, with markets recovering lost ground, although the day's widespread pessimism has not abated yet.

Many smaller funds, meanwhile, will have fewer options and some once-popular companies implicated in the trading investigations, like Putnam Investments and the Janus Capital Group, may have a hard time recovering lost ground.

The manner of the Irish win hardly extinguished Scottish hopes of recovering lost ground, nor alarmed the current occupants of the group's automatic qualifying spots, Germany and Poland, but by the end of the evening the Irish were in a far healthier position in Europe's tightest group than they had been at the start.

Instead, they said, the party should seek to recover its standing, in particular among Hispanic voters, where Republicans lost ground this year.

On every indicator, Americans lost ground during the Bush era.

Thereafter, both Zapata and Villa lost ground, and Villa, blaming his defeat on U.S. Pres.

Venice and Genoa lost ground as international powers and remained subject to a shrinking, conservative patriciate.

Ross Bicycles lost ground to foreign manufacturers in the 1980s and went bankrupt in 1989.