Sentence examples for loses the potential from inspiring English sources

The bigger target of increasing Chromebook sales is Microsoft, which not only loses the potential income from Windows licenses, but also from software such as Office typically sold on top of those licenses.

Acetylation was not rescued if K5A was changed to citrulline, which can still be a hydrogen-bond donor but loses the potential for an electrostatic interaction associated with lysine, arguing that the positive charge is important in substrate recognition and catalysis.

We have lost a lot of expertise in the sector and we've lost the potential leaders of the future.

"The ability to delete personal information means that you lose the potential for lessons learned," he said.

But the reality is that you can lose the potential to fulfil your dreams by engaging [in sexual activity] too early".

The message is clear: if something has lost the potential to become massive, unique, society-shaping, then it's no longer worth pursuing.

He said the company had chosen not to return the cash to shareholders and shut down Nextera because it would lose the potential value of the $30 million in tax losses the company had accumulated.

But the systems, like those on other cars, are so intrusive — beeping if your tires accidentally brush a lane marker — that you tend to switch the thing off and lose the potential benefit.

Proponents see opportunities being lost, the potential of religious groups to rescue the needy and suffering being ignored or stultified, and they are consequently ready to tread into unfamiliar waters.

And even supporters of the contract acknowledge that there are about 650 teachers — those with more seniority or advanced degrees — who will lose the potential to earn as much as they did under the old contract.

Dr. Horovitz suggested that because embryonic marsupials need well-developed forelimbs to crawl their way to a lactational lifeline, they lose the potential for the diversity of limb and body shape seen in placentals.