Sentence examples for example of losing from inspiring English sources

Vietnam is a perfect example of losing the war and ultimately winning the peace.

Specialists in drug interventions — a rapidly growing field since the concept was developed in the late 1960s — have watched the Jackson case closely, viewing it as a classic example of lost opportunity.

You could fill a week's worth of newspapers with examples of losing Texas Democrats who thought being right was a point worth proving, and a good number of them would be my clients acting on my advice.

For example, the fear of losing the graft is included in the Mental Health dimension in Franke's questionnaire, the ESRD Checklist [ 18], and is a specified dimension in Laupacis' questionnaire entitled "Uncertain/Fear" [ 19].

Another example of lose-lose.

The Gaza tragedy of errors, is just one example of lose-lose actions and huge policy mistakes in today's world, strengthening the view that our planet is indeed grossly mismanaged.

Mr. Obama called the charge a "smear" and added that "for him to toss out comments like that, I think, is an example of him losing his bearings as he pursues this nomination".

The most blatant example of my losing battle with misfortune appears to be our show at the Fringe.

Pushing up prices boosts profits quickly, for example, but at the risk of losing market share over time.

'The recent war (or "operation" as we call it) in Gaza is an unfortunate example of a lose-lose game played by both sides (and, of course, there are more than two sides in this deadly game).

Crawley gave a textbook example of the lost art of how to bat time, clinically compiling a no-frills innings in over six hours after being dropped by Darren Bicknell early on.