Sentence examples for increasingly lose from inspiring English sources

If they behave like Pirelli, Italian firms will increasingly lose access to foreign capital.

But in later stages, the patients increasingly lose the ability to take care of themselves.

But they also realise that such views no longer cut any ice as markets increasingly lose faith in Italy's ability to stop the Greek contagion from spreading.

But unless the department's hidebound management addresses its glaring problems, it will increasingly lose those who are best able to carry out our foreign policy.

Performance-related pay and top-down accountability-driven leadership will increasingly lose credibility and the exam system will stabilise as we simply get on with implementing the planned changes to GCSEs that start in earnest in September.

"It is hard to escape the logic … if this competitive disadvantage in funding is not addressed, the UK higher education sector will increasingly lose out to its international competitors on the recruitment of the best students and academics".

Another casualty of technological change is the increasingly lost art of architectural model making.

Libya's government, meanwhile, is increasingly losing ground to lawlessness and extremist militias.

But Britain is increasingly losing out to other European countries as a shopping stop.

Now it is increasingly losing the patience and trust of its Albanian civilian population.

There's also a homage to the increasingly lost art of the handwritten letter.