Sentence examples for experienced defeats from inspiring English sources

Obama has certainly experienced defeats, particularly when it comes to unemployment.

The multiparous sows in the present study, however, were likely to have included some that had experienced defeats and some that had experienced success, and therefore exhibited different cortisol responses in the group housing.

This could explain the negative correlation between attacks initiated, attacks received and cortisol variation for primiparous sows, as they most likely experienced defeats when they were group-housed with older sows in the gestation pen and thus were more habituated to the outcome of the agonistic interaction at mixing post farrowing.

Unlike most Israeli commanders, Sharon experienced defeat.

Djokovic had not experienced defeat since Federer beat him at the Masters Cup in London last November.

Coquelin has experienced defeat only once in 17 league games this season; he is not an Invincible but has certainly become indispensable.

Why would you back a horse at odds-on to win a championship race at a course where he has only ever experienced defeat?

For Oldham caretaker manager Tony Philliskirk it was a case of what might have been as he experienced defeat for the first time in five matches since Paul Dickov resigned at the start of the month.

The Japanese had experienced defeat not once but twice: in the forced opening up to the west as the Edo era came to an end at the 19th century; and in the second world war.

Vilma, a rookie first-round draft pick who experienced defeat only four times in four seasons at the University of Miami, knew nothing but victory in his first month and a half in the N.F.L. during the Jets' five-game winning streak.

He has not experienced defeat in his second spell at the club, with five wins and two draws.