Sentence examples for lines are losing from inspiring English sources

Sedans from the 1920s and 30s, with their Art Deco styling and graceful lines, are losing value because the people who can remember riding in them are dying.

It also means many shipping lines are losing money, making them nervous about raising capacity by launching lots of new mega-ships.

Mahindra hopes to use its brand to build a presence in pickup trucks and two-wheelers efforts which analystwo-wheelers effortsuing that both product lines are losing money and face formidable competitors.Yet taken together these three experimental areas are hardly big bets, consuming only about one-fifth of the group's underlying cashflowhich

Plot lines are lost and seemingly integral characters drop out of Mountstuart's life without warning.

However, as a result of passaging and growth on featureless TCPS or glass, many of the in vivo characteristics of these cell lines are lost.

Ken Noda, the pianist, supplied a nervy athleticism, though at times his treble lines were lost in the commotion.

The landline telephone company Embarq posted higher second-quarter profit on Tuesday on lower operating expenses, even though revenue fell as access lines were lost.

But because of the "lack of discipline" after the 2011 ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, he says, "these lines were lost, and people and the media rode roughshod over us in a way that isn't normal".

Someone who worked with her remembered that once in the chaos of a rehearsal for "Your Show of Shows" on a night when the cast was tired and nerves were frayed, when lines were lost and nobody believed it would all come together for the cameras at 9, Ms. Coca suddenly twisted her face into an appalling moue.

Following these analyses, seeds of 13 lines of the 171 F6 RILs were used up, and these lines were lost.

Okinawa sustained moderate damage during the passage of Conson, with several homes flooded and large lengths of power lines were lost.