Sentence examples for concern has lost from inspiring English sources

The Internet concern has lost half its value since March.

That internet concern has lost half its value since March.

While PSG have considerable injury concerns, having lost four key players in their draw with Caen on Saturday, Mourinho also has worries over Cesc Fabregas, who has been ill.

A document filed in May for the public offering (actually a reverse merger into the foundering, publicly held company that makes some of Cigarette's engines) reveals a company in technical default to its primary lender (Friedman), is questionable as a going concern and has lost $8.3 million since 1994, when Friedman sold the company to Robert Torter, a small-time dealster and Cigarette fanatic.

But there is a much wider concern that it has lost touch with the scientists.

Concern the Bank of England has lost its grip on inflation has risen to such a level that markets are increasingly pricing in an interest rate rise by the summer to prevent a full-blown credibility crisis.

Aside from security concerns -- Inspire has lost a few of its editors to drone strikes -- ISIS has a strategic reason for keeping the authors of Dabiq anonymous, Ingram says.

Several economists have voiced concerns that monetary policy has lost its potency and is unlikely to prevent a slide in global growth this year.

It is the idea that personal information should be within my capacity to control - information that concerns me, and which has lost its timeliness, its relevance or its accuracy, and has no public interest.

Baseball's All-Star Game remains the best and most legitimate All-Star game of all of the major professional star-studded exhibition games, but officials are concerned that the game has lost luster.

The first concerns the agent who has lost his reason.