Sentence examples for face a lost from inspiring English sources

These countries face a lost decade of economic progress that will trap tens of millions of people in misery.

Ireland's trade union supremo reckons that the country could face a "lost decade" of stagnation akin to Japan's experience in the 1990s.

So, if I am right, we must now exchange panic-driven responses for a long-term reconstruction, or we will face a lost decade of high unemployment with social discontent, anti-immigrant feeling and secessionist movements.

Financier George Soros has warned that Europe is likely to face a "lost decade" similar to what happened to Latin America in the 1980s.

If they can move the ball, Wyoming can get into a bowl game; if they cannot, the Cowboys will again face a losing season.

Supporters fear they face a losing struggle to protect the most important cinemas in an area of central London hungry for ambitious new developments.

The more we fight for things to stay the same, to retain our comfortable certainties, the more we face a losing struggle against the inevitability of change.

The journey brings them face to face with a lost America: ghostly motor courts, rusted gas stations, towns nearly abandoned after the Interstate Highway Act made Route 66 obsolete.

Britain is facing a lost decade in my view.

Italy faces a lost generation: Some of the most talented young people are leaving the country, while many of the rest are stuck at home with few prospects.

The figures released on Thursday are proof that Spain has yet to hit bottom in a downturn that analysts say will continue for months as the country faces a lost decade for its economy.