Sentence examples for continually lose from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally it makes it impossible to pay it off, and it seems illogical to continue to raise it when the government will just continually lose money.

I continually lose myself in its tumult.

This is because they will continually lose angular momenta to the stellar wind as shown by Endal & Sofia (1981).

These stars, in turn, continually lose mass, in some instances through small eruptions and in others in catastrophic explosions known as supernovae.

The companies that service mortgages, typically large banks, continually lose homeowner paperwork and incorrectly tell homeowners that they must be delinquent to qualify.

Legal advocacy, Ms. Ching said, is more imperative than ever now, as the loan modification process often drags on for months and the companies that service mortgages, typically large banks, continually lose homeowner paperwork or use delaying tactics.

WASHINGTON — Dance, the art of the uncapturable present tense, continually loses its past.

At Dortmund, they continually lost their better players at the end of each season.

The couple continually lost their friend & usually moved after one year in a place.

But it was distressing for United that Giggs and Van Nistelrooy continually lost the ball.

"In the last 30 years, we continually lost the middle, ideologically," he said.