Sentence examples for discipline is lost from inspiring English sources
Instead, there's a real risk that discipline is lost as private equity deal makers try to deploy their so-called dry powder before it goes poof.
But discipline was lost, catches dropped, and Gough was bowling to Gilchrist's strength outside the off stump with no third man.
You might not know it from the sold-out crowds at Broadway's big-budget musicals like "The Book of Mormon" or "Wicked," but theater is the artistic discipline in America that is losing audience share at the fastest rate in recent years.
They greeted him with a sarcastic cheer when he rose at Prime Minister's Questions on July 2nd".At the same time as Labour is losing discipline, we seem to be gaining it," says David Skelton of Renewal, a Tory pressure group.
Today, Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe credited Belichick with instituting a level of discipline that had been lost after Parcells left.
Sometimes Ryan's defensive acumen, or the discipline he hands out, are lost in the more common portrayal of his bluster.
Although the work of Carnap motivated important developments in both philosophy of science and philosophy of information the connection between the two disciplines seems to have been lost.
"Too many times discipline in the classroom has just been lost," Mr. Bloomberg said.
For all that, the show lets us reconsider not just what has been lost, but the discipline and rigour of analogue photography.
