Sentence examples for has lost the need from inspiring English sources

Niki Lauda, Mercedes' non-executive chairman, said: "Maybe Lewis has lost the need.

We have also addressed the question of whether L1s might be involved in XCI by looking at L1 activity in a mammal which has lost the need for dosage compensation, the Ryukyu spiny rat, Tokudaia osimensis, which has an XO karyotype in both males and females.

In fact, his record suggests that the pre- and post-nomination Robert Bork were one and the same, with the later version simply having lost the need for discretion.

Many of today's land-dwelling arthropods have legs with only one branch, having lost the need for gills as they developed other methods of breathing, he notes.

But Thabo Mbeki, who oversaw the original agreement, is no longer South Africa's president and has lost the heft he needs to persuade Mr Mugabe to implement it.

The bank said in the statement that it was supporting African institutions "in sending the message to President Gbagbo that he has lost the election and needs to step down".

Mario Monti is stepping down as prime minister, saying he has lost the support he needs to govern.

The National Security Agency has lost the political support it needs to maintain its controversial Internet and phone dragnet spying operation.

Although phylogenetically related to the plant-associated bacteria, this organism has lost the major colonizing capabilities needed for symbiosis with legumes.

Although phylogenetically related to the plant-associated bacteria, strain sp. NT-26 has lost the major colonizing capabilities needed for symbiosis.

On November 24 , 2005 Harper introduced a motion of non-confidence on the Liberal government, telling the House of Commons "that this government has lost the confidence of the House of Commons and needs to be removed".