Sentence examples for have repeatedly lost from inspiring English sources

Despite strong conservative backing, universal proposals have repeatedly lost political battles.

Tim Sackton (Director of Bioinformatics and former postdoc in Scott Edwards Lab), PhD student, Phil Grayson and Prof. Scott Edwards used a new method developed by collaborators in the Harvard Statistics Department to look across groups of birds that have repeatedly lost flight.

He said the organisation told him that they regularly helped people who have repeatedly lost their homes as a result of fighting between government and opposition forces.

The giant banks that send out monthly mortgage bills and collect the money for the investors who generally own the notes have repeatedly lost documents sent in by applicants seeking relief.

The company has repeatedly lost his paperwork, Ms. Nepomuceno said — and each time, Navient suggested that Mr. Brittell instead apply for yet another loan forbearance, a program that suspends payments while interest continues to accrue.

(Some put them in dank basements, and others use too much detergent). But the company has repeatedly lost on that count so barring a settlement on the courthouse steps, it will have to defeat Selbin's arguments in court.

Downton's departure came on the day Wisden editor Lawrence Booth accused the ECB of having "repeatedly lost touch", citing its handling of the Pietersen affair, concerns with the decline of the Test and one-day sides, and a fall in grassroots participation.

The businessman, Kantemir Karamzin, has repeatedly lost to the foundation in court battles over the property.

The bank has repeatedly lost Collette's mortgage paperwork and he receives different, often conclicting advice almost every time he communicates with Chase.

Before the 1983 84 season, the Celtics had repeatedly lost to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Playoffs, mainly because physical Sixers guard Andrew Toney routinely caused problems for their defensively fragile backcourt.

He died of a massive heart attack three months later, after 23 months in pointless detention, the government having repeatedly lost his blood pressure medication prescription records during that time because administrators misspelled his last name in the prison computer system.