Sentence examples for gap has lost from inspiring English sources

"The Gap has lost nearly 30% of its cool credibility.

Obama has been closing the gap with women and her ginning up of gender has lost her male votes.

Suppliers and app creators have tried to fill the gap but veterans say the show, which started in 1985, has lost much of its buzz.

England has lost to New Zealand in the last three finals and is desperate to close the gap.

"[Gap] has lost any sense of who or what they are," says Passikoff, who believes the collaboration with Colette isn't a loyalty driver because it's essentially borrowed equity.

And, although Brian Lapping and Norma Percy's remarkable documentaries on post-cold war conflicts have filled the journalistic gap, we have lost the great opportunity provided by Granada's political drama-documentaries to experience how history is made by recognisable, angry, vulnerable human beings behind closed doors.

The Gap brand had lost 30percentt of revenues, or $1.5 billion, since 2004.

Gap appears to have lost the Gap touch, as its stock dropped from $53.75 in January to as low as $18.50 before rebounding to close at $24.63 on Friday.

Nevertheless, not all RGS domains act as GAP proteins in G protein signaling, and some have lost their GAP activity and have developed scaffolding functions (Anantharaman et al. 2011).

In much of Africa, a new and tragic generation gap has emerged: children who have lost one or both of their parents to the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Benn recently recalled: "You can never replace someone you have lost, but you decorate the gap with happy memories.