Sentence examples for case had lost from inspiring English sources

The case had lost none of its power to polarize.

I thought it was preposterous, and so did the court, to claim that the man who had successfully brought the case had lost his right to dispute Congress's end run around his lower court victory.

By now, the case had lost its open-and-shut feel.

Even minor lords lived away from their peasant tenants, protected them poorly if at all, and relied on salaried managers to collect payments that, in some cases, had lost all social justification; lordship had degenerated into an unsentimental economic practice.

A UN-sponsored programme to allow brief visits from the exiles in Algeria has brought comfort to some Sahrawis, who in many cases had lost contact with their families for a generation.But the city is also ringed by army camps and crawls with police.

During his visits, Olivera was struck by how the patients who lived there not only suffered psychologically but also, in most cases, had lost contact with the outside world.

A number of ovarian cancer cases had lost expression relative to fallopian tube epithelium, ovarian surface epithelium and inclusion cysts, although staining in inclusion cysts was highly variable.

Fourteen of 37 PR-negative cases and 13 of 75 PR-positive cases had lost TNF- α expression.

The last two cases had lost the expression of hMLH1 or of both hMLH1 and hMSH2 but no microsatellite instability was detected by PCR.

There is a feeling that police chiefs and the CPS – run by director of public prosecutions Keir Starmer (formerly a defence lawyer with a long history of human rights cases) – have lost a sense of perspective.

They have the old-style work ethic that we, in many cases, have lost.