Sentence examples for has lost a considerable from inspiring English sources

Following the trend in network television over all, "Nightline" has lost a considerable audience the last two decades.

Over the last few years, Sun has lost a considerable amount of market share in the server market to computers running Linux and Windows, which are often less expensive than the kind of specialized hardware and software sold by Sun.

Additionally, Dempsey has lost a considerable amount of weight, which helps to increase the flow of blood to the brain, by getting out to walk the family dogs numerous times each day — despite problems with his fully formed left foot that cause him to hobble a bit — while also paying close attention to what he puts into his body.

"The Office" has lost a considerable amount of its writing talent recently.

Four years earlier, Anthony Browne, the executive director of the British Art Market Federation, claimed that the law "is expensive and complicated to administer, and it will shift buyers and sellers from the U.K., which has lost a considerable amount of global art market share in the past five years, to countries where there is no royalty to be paid," such as the United States.

For ten years he has had pain in his heels to such an extent that he has lost a considerable amount of time from his work.

The police said the soldier had lost a considerable amount of blood but would survive.

He had lost a considerable amount of weight since I had seen him preach some months earlier, and he looked much younger than he had on the stage.

Some people there have lost "a considerable amount of weight," she said, and others seem more aware of the foods and beverages they're consuming.

In this reporter's experience, mobs who burn effigies of cricketers are usually bettors who have lost a considerable amount of money.

But the United States under Mr. Obama had lost a considerable amount of European patience and good will even before the latest round of disclosures from the leaked N.S.A. documents.