Sentence examples for cause have lost from inspiring English sources

Movements that have lost common cause have lost common purpose, and with it their ability to organize, inform and create meaningful change.

But over time the cause has lost its clarity, and your actions prove it.

The Giants continue to try to help the Dodgers' cause, having lost six in a row and nine of their last 10.

I began my crusade against the environmental and lifestyle causes of cancer because I have lost too many people whom I loved.

The conservative cause may have lost in Boumediene.

The same governor and state Senate that fought for the cause in 1997 have lost their nerve.

On hearing of his award, Rev Jolly said the honour served as a reminder of all those who, through natural causes or accident, had lost their lives offshore during his time as chaplain.

The patients who had experienced a change in their self-perception caused by disease had lost that feeling, but after this latest consultation they were on their way home again.

Structure 10L-18 is on the southeastern side of the Acropolis and has been damaged by the erosion caused by the Copán River, having lost its eastern side.

In 2010, word that the bank had lost $300 million caused a panic, and the number later tripled.

Her point was that things had changed for the worse since then and the Lib Dems had lost the causes that had once made them distinct.