Sentence examples for has again lost from inspiring English sources

My ex-husband, a boomer, has abstained from alcohol use for many years and has again lost control, but I worry about my children's susceptibility to this addiction.

Edinburgh zoo has said that its giant panda Tian Tian has again lost a cub during pregnancy, despite growing optimism in recent weeks that the zoo's midwifery would finally pay off.

"However, we are disappointed that Wrexham has again lost out with its bid," he said.

Broad has not bowled well, has again lost his temper with an umpire and will now be worried about his place in the Test side.

Apocalyptic imagery has again lost its attraction through repetition over the past several decades.

The Nobel Peace prize has again lost a little of its luster, somewhat tarnished by the award to Kissinger and Le Duc Tho in 1973.

The Heat may have again lost the rookie guard Dwyane Wade, who sprained his left ankle in the fourth quarter.

Rutgers had again lost the Big East's big bowl battle, but with the satisfaction that it had already survived the war of conference realignment.

Habitat, of which he had again lost ownership, was sold in 1992 to the Ikano Group, a Swedish company that also owned the mass-market IKEA housewares chain.

Unions have again lost membership in older companies and have failed to organize workers in such growing areas as electronics, financial services, health services and retailing.

Lou Lamoriello, the Nets' chief executive, did not want to overplay the team's achievement, because they had again lost in the N.B.A. finals.