Sentence examples for losing a digit from inspiring English sources

This time, however, the Vanguard 500 Index Trust and Fidelity Magellan were losing a digit, not gaining one.

For many, losing a digit is traumatic, and adjusting to such a loss can be challenging.

But its crowdedness and competitiveness make it the Everest to L.A.'s Kilimanjaro: you practically need a Sherpa to tackle New York effectively, and you just might lose a digit or limb.

When one of us dies, it's like losing a tooth, a digit, a limb.

That wouldn't quite be the case, the old Clippers could have only dreamed about losing a double-digit lead with that much dignity.

"In non-conflict zones people suffer similar injuries and may lose a finger in a household accident, but here what we are seeing is people who have lost complete or partial digits on one or both hands and very often have complex burns as well," he said.

But just as Butler did when it trailed Murray State in the second round and on Thursday when it lost a double-digit lead and fell behind late against top-seeded Syracuse, the Bulldogs dug deeper.

On a night when New York nearly lost a double-digit lead, Camby finished with a season-high 27 points, 17 rebounds and 3 blocked shots to lead the Knicks to a 95-88 victoverover the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden.

Now it is the turn of the chancellor, Gordon Brown, to lose a few of his digits.

If you can't buy something, shoot a balloon, or lose a life, take off some digits of the quantity that you changed and hit enter.

China has grown by double digits for decades, but lost a staggering 9percentt of its expected GDP to 'brown growth.' In response, China is shifting economic activity to innovation and higher-value-added production.