Sentence examples for has lost considerable ground from inspiring English sources

The Xbox One has lost considerable ground to Sony's PlayStation 4, which is seen by many as the superior, cheaper and, in its vibrant sweep of games, more relevant machine.

Polls show that while handling terrorism remains the one area where Mr. Bush is seen as a surer hand than Mr. Kerry, he has lost considerable ground in recent months, and the Democratic convention closed the gap even more.

Take it from me". Polls show that while handling terrorism remains the one area where Mr. Bush is seen as a surer hand than Mr. Kerry, he has lost considerable ground in recent months, and the Democratic convention closed the gap even more.

IS has lost considerable ground over the past year, and especially over the last six months.

Democrats have lost considerable ground on this front.

It indicated that Mr. Forrester had lost considerable ground with independent voters.

Impressionism may have lost considerable ground, and yet a pre-Impressionist seaside view painted in 1864 by Monet in which some of the future characteristics of his early Impressionist phase (the naturalism, the sketchy brushwork, the melancholy poetic feeling) are already perceptible, performed quite well.

Among independents, a group with whom Democrats have lost considerable ground in the past year, a majority (51percentt) still regard Obama favorably while 35percentt do not.

In essence, we have lost considerable ground and our scope of practice has become constrained.

The White House and State Department message of democracy and defence of human rights has lost considerable credibility.

But in recent years MySpace has lost considerable stature to Facebook in the minds of consumers.