Sentence examples for because it has lost from inspiring English sources

They had solid reasons to say all this, but one of Afzal Guru's misfortunes was that the liberal voice in India has progressively lost its power and influence because it has lost its credibility with the state, the news media and the fast-changing Indian urban middle class.

Some investors worry that the company's growth is slowing because it has lost its way after the death of Mr. Jobs, its visionary leader.

"Because it has lost its context," says Stott, flatly.

(The Spirit has been put into hibernation because it has lost its mobility for other reasons).

And the strategy appeals to I.B.M., in part, because it has lost its operating system battles with Microsoft and Sun.

Many industry people expect Disney to play a lesser role in any new order -- not only because of more competition, but also because it has lost its creative spark.

That is a narrative that is gaining ground: Turkey, the East-West bridge, sided with the East because it had lost its way on its path to becoming more like the West.

The theme faded from most GOP campaigns by early last decade, partly because it had lost its bite and partly because liberalism was growing more popular.

O'Hara said the team did not celebrate the division title because it had lost its game and did not clinch until hours later, when second-place Dallas lost.

At the time network executives said that was in part because the show was aging and also because it had lost its sense of humor.

I cancelled Big Chill this year because it had lost its way and I didn't quite know where to take it.