Sentence examples for instance of losing from inspiring English sources

Also, a camera with a faster frame rate and greater color accuracy would improve ball tracking, and help eliminate the occasional instance of losing track of the ball, thus improving gamestate detection.

This simple view always neglected many factors ever-present in human lives: the fear, for instance, of losing honour, dignity and status, the distrust of change, the appeal of stability and familiarity.

Decision making and navigating on the counter are still extremely average, with a fair few instances of losing the ball in midfield in pre-season and getting punished on the counter.

"For instance, instead of losing by 20percentt in most of southwest Missouri as Obama and McCaskill likely will, Nixon will probably come close to breaking even.

The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General determined that the ATF, responsible for tracking stolen weapons, had "26 instances of lost, stolen, or missing firearms" between fiscal 2014 and 2017.

Since 2002, the Interpol database has gathered 40 million instances of lost or stolen passports – an average of more than three million passports reported lost or stolen each year.

Since the Academy Awards were first presented in 1929, there have been famous instances of lost or stolen Oscars.

People familiar with Mr. Jackson's defense said the firing of Mr. Geragos and Mr. Brafman was only the latest instance of his losing patience with advisers who cannot immediately produce desired results, or who have confronted him with unpleasant realities.

Lockheed, for instance, is in danger, of losing a billion‐dollar deal for anti‐submarine aircraft in Japan alone; indeed the entire corporation could collapse as a result of the impact of its corrupt behavior on governments abroad and its own Government in Washington.

For instance, the simple act of losing track of time could cost you everybody's good time, beginning from the moment you decide to mail out invitations.

But when she veers into conceptual photography and installation — a grid of fliers tacked to the wall, for instance — she is at risk of losing her audience.