Sentence examples for has lost its purpose from inspiring English sources

Puffy and pale, supersized and supersweet, it has lost its purpose.

Half a century on, only practical policies, not euro-visions, will help re-kindle wider enthusiasm for a project that too often feels as if it has lost its purpose.

"The mission in Afghanistan has lost its purpose, and I think it is a terrible idea to send any more troops into that war," he said in a statement.

Tesco has lost its purpose in the minds of consumers and it's unlikely we'll see Tesco regain the dominant position it once held anytime soon.

"Japan today has lost its purpose as a nation and is stuck with a dysfunctional system," said Mitsuhiro Kimura, 45, the leader of a far-right group named Issuikai, in a recent interview with the newspaper Asahi Shimbun.

"To see the Dream Team there, the N.H.L. players, I think the Olympics has lost its purpose, perhaps," said Bruce Arena, coach of the American men's national soccer team, who was the Olympic coach in 1996.

Lawyers for Assange failed in January 2018 to have the warrant torn up, arguing it had "lost its purpose and its function".

Training had lost its purpose.

By the nineteen-seventies, though, Atlantic City had lost its purpose.

Many people here say that as a nation, too, Japan seems to have lost its purpose.

But once the communist threat had gone and economic growth had slowed, the LDP had lost its purpose.