Sentence examples for it lost between from inspiring English sources

The former energy secretary says Labour should concentrate on recouping the 4m voters it lost between 1997 and 2005, most of whom did not turn to the Tories.

Mary McNamara of the Los Angeles Times saw promise in the series, but remarked it got "lost between concept and execution, and instead of suspense we get silliness, as if the creators were determined to use only the clichés of both genres".

It's called Virgin America, and it lost $671 million between 2007 and 2012.

The increased sales did not halt the Flames' financial losses, however, as the team estimated it lost $14.5 million between 2001 and 2003.

My week at the Osho retreat center in Goa ended, and I found myself on the receiving end of a bill for 2,300 American dollars, most of it lost somewhere between the bar and the bar.

It lost 5m voters between the 1997 and 2010 elections.

Beijing substituted the oil that it lost from the standoff between Sudan and South Sudan with imports from Angola, Russia, Venezuela and several Middle Eastern countries.

ESPN said in a quarterly earnings report last year that it lost 7 million subscribers between 2011 and 2015, and it has reportedly lost 12 million total subscribers over the past five years. .

VivaLnk developed the stick-on "eSkin" circuit board, a flexible, breathable patch that can be so slender it's almost invisible – which raised the question of what the Fever Scout device should actually look like, so it doesn't get lost between sheets or clothing.

The company was advised that it could lose between £500,000 and £1 million in legal expenses and damages if it went to court, he said.

The company has also pointed out that it is losing between €20m and €30m in licence income for every lost cultivation season.