Sentence examples for is increasingly lost from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the spectra show that the PL intensity is increasingly lost upon addition of SnS2 due to the fast, sub-picosecond forward electron transfer from MDMO-PPV to SnS2.

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.

But the UK is increasingly losing out to foreign rivals when it comes to attracting the best brains.

One, because the oil price is drifting upwards again anyway; two, because everyone has become used to Opec agreeing nothing; and three, because the world of black gold is increasingly losing its glitter.

The trend poses risks, in the view of some American government officials, because of the potential for foreign spies to sneak illicit code into critical programs, and simply because the United States is increasingly losing dominance in information technology.

There seems to be little hiding a rift between Mr Obama's advisers on what should be his next steps regarding the Afghan war which is increasingly losing the support of the public as well as some in his own party.

However, the Baduy today is increasingly losing touch with their Hindu culture and increasingly getting closer to nature both in their own religion and their life, as they use no electricity, fertilizer or irrigation techniques in their farming.

The decreasing usability and accessibility of the landscape leads to a loss of historical experience, cultural knowledge and local identity; in short, the land is increasingly losing its value as a "homeland"." (Höchtl et al. 2005).

To begin with the first category according to this scheme, the only difference of a citizen with immigrant background from a traditional citizen would be cultural identity, which is increasingly losing its relevance as mentioned above.