Sentence examples for have increasingly lost from inspiring English sources

Architects have increasingly lost the ability to shape cities to real estate and market-driven trends, reduced to designing condominiums for the one percent.

Pharmaceutical companies — and some insurers and employers — have increasingly lost patience with the opaque system and accuse PBMs of pocketing the rebates.

Chlorofluorocarbons, those refrigerants and solvents also known as CFC's, have increasingly lost favor since they were linked to the reduction of atmospheric ozone in the 1970's.

Mr. Mayo downgraded Merrill stock yesterday to hold from buy, saying, "We have increasingly lost confidence in the financials of Merrill".

Still others say that as conventions have increasingly lost their political role of nominating candidates and rallying the party faithful, corporations have stepped in to fill the vacuum.

And teachers have increasingly lost the benefit of the doubt: their claims of going into the profession for altruistic reasons are given short shrift; the lacklustre performance and high salaries of a small, well-tenured tier lead the public to dislike the lot.

But it has increasingly lost out to rivals like Samsung and Apple that now dominate the lucrative smartphone market.

From giant pension funds to small retail investors, capital has increasingly lost its patience with talent, whether it be CEOs, fund managers, lawyers, investment bankers, athletes or actors.

Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Research Center for Women and Families, said, "The F.D.A. has increasingly lost its emphasis on public health, and all of us have been harmed as a result".

Speaking in Parliament on behalf of Mrs. Megawati's party, Dwiria Latifa said, "The president has increasingly lost the confidence and support of the people".

Spin doctors believe that his credibility and authenticity could rub off on a government that has increasingly lost the common touch.