Sentence examples for losing connections from inspiring English sources

"Losing connections during that period of your life becomes very traumatizing," he said.

A commonly shared resistance is the fear of losing connections -- to ourselves, our peers, our families, our environments.

These weekends that terrify those of us who worry we're being left behind or failing or not fitting in or losing connections with some of our oldest, closest friends (and Bridesmaids certainly did capture the pleasure and anguish of close female friendship) can often provide some surprising reassurance, sweet nostalgia, terrific conversation and fun.

"The focus on quantitative outputs risks losing connection with the most important outcomes for intended beneficiaries.

In some coelenterates, cells at the vegetal pole do not form an invaginating pocket, but individual cells slide inward, losing connection with other cells of the blastoderm.

Barrier #1: Losing Connection to What Matters Most to You.

"We are losing connection with the basic things that keep us grounded and healthy," said Sivyer.

British Telecom said the new mobile phones lost connections as users traveled from one area to another.

Finally, after a few more lost connections, I made it through the first week.

Animated segments show how neurons make and lose connections and "talk" to one another by spitting out chemicals.

Lush one moment and highly articulated the next, the horns — especially Mr. Brandford's alto, which rose in solo above the band — revealed no evidence of lost connections.