Sentence examples for have mostly lost from inspiring English sources

INCUMBENTS have mostly lost elections in Europe since the financial crisis.

They have mostly lost a lot of their simple fighters, but not their top men".

Like Taiwan's other aboriginal tribes, they have mostly lost their birthright.

They have mostly lost the cultural wars on issues such as marriage equality, though in states like Indiana and North Carolina those battles still continue.

Governments have mostly lost every battle against the market – including Britain's exit from the EMU in 1992, which earned millions for investors such as George Soros.

Article 6 of the Constitution says federal authority outranks state authority, and on that bedrock of federalist principle rests centuries of back and forth that states have mostly lost, notably the desegregation of schools in the 1950s and '60s.

Like Mr Auping, Ms Cassel believes that art in Texas has mostly lost its regional drawl.

Having mostly lost money in the inaugural season, they were expecting profits this year.

The downside of all this magpie borrowing is that it has mostly lost its power to surprise.

I've mostly lost touch with that scene to be honest, but I still hear about hardcore bands coming from that area.

But he has mostly lost interest in finance — even discounting outright frauds like Bernard Madoff, he says, "the stock market is a mild Ponzi scheme" — and now considers himself primarily a philosopher of randomness, consumed by the limitless possibilities of black swans, or what Donald Rumsfeld called unknown unknowns.