Sentence examples for had lost its value from inspiring English sources
Dan Shomon, a political consultant who worked on Mr. Obama's United States Senate campaign, disputed the notion that the fair had lost its value for politicians.
Moreover, each year of delay in disposing of the property depleted the Treasury by the amounts necessary to maintain a facility that had lost its value to the Government.
I would vote to repeal the minimum wage". The story didn't include any specifics on why Barton felt the minimum wage had lost its value, and a request to his office for further explanation wasn't immediately returned.
"It's very revolutionary -- money has lost its value," said Edgardo Mondino, the concern's trade director.
The company, having lost its value to consumers as a premium brand offering an exclusive product, almost went bankrupt.
At this point, the Wonderlic may have lost its value, and may be a number tossed around by fans and media members more than team decision-makers.
Believing the kiss has lost its value, Jo Brand explores the subject by watching bonobo monkeys, learning about its history and science and perfecting her own kissing technique.
In Trump's defense, he is not responsible for the country's polarization, nor did he create a society in which truth has lost its value.
In the same line, Carlo Petrini, the founder of Slow Food lamented that "Food has lost its value, becoming just a commodity.
