Sentence examples for has lost its direction from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, it has lost its direction.

He offers voters "change, future and hope", whereas, he says, the Concertación, after 20 years in office, is "exhausted" and has "lost its direction".For the first time it has also lost its unity.

"The principles that led us to be members [of the ICC] remain valid and relevant... however, the ICC has lost its direction and is no longer pursuing that principle," said deputy minister Obed Bapela at the weekend.

"I just think clearly the Garden has lost its direction," said Councilman Leroy G. Comrie Jr., a Democrat from Queens, and one of the two council members who posted the signs.

Of course, getting noisy isn't the only problem Twitter has today, though it seems to be one of the more pronounced symptoms of a company that has lost its direction, or, more worryingly (and perhaps more accurately), never had much direction to begin with.

Glautier documents how the values upon which that social conscience was constructed have been steadily eroded; and, as our collective moral compass has lost its direction, the institutions and mechanisms of capitalism have been steadily reformed in favour of minority interests.

Lamont believes that Labour lost the 2011 election because it had lost its direction, and initiated a review of Scottish Labour policy on issues like devolution and the party's commitment to free universal public services.

All for an organization that Steve Orser, the Seattle Central league's president, said was nearly defunct a decade ago after the program had "lost its direction".

He tends to focus not on the biggest catastrophes like the war and the economy, but rather on the many missteps along the way that reflect a party that had lost its direction — like Mr. DeLay's successful push in 2005 for Congress to ask the federal courts to intervene in the case of Terri Schiavo, a brain-damaged woman who had been kept alive for more than a decade by a feeding tube.

This Bihar- cadre, union finance ministry veteran inherited in 2005 an organization that had lost its direction and reputation, not to mention the senior talent that had fled the devastation.

A process which, I believe, has lost its way and moved in the direction of commodifying the profession; building design has now become a matter of the lowest bid and shortest time frame.