Sentence examples for losing events from inspiring English sources

She said the city was not in danger of losing events to New Jersey or Connecticut — they will simply migrate to one of the many other spaces in Manhattan.

It's been a tough seven or eight years financially, losing events in Spain, Germany and the UK.

During reward processing as derived from contrasting winning vs. losing events, PG showed a trend to enhanced early fronto-central ERP amplitude and centro-parietal differences in late time window.

The Disco Biscuits led event, which first kicked off in 1999 and has played home to artists like Bassnectar, Skrillex, and Wu-Tang Clan, was forced to take a year hiatus in 2014 after losing event permits.

That followed a rough year for the tour, which lost events, sponsors and top management in 2009.

The L.P.G.A. said Wednesday that Kia Motors America would sponsor its newest tournament next month, welcome news after a rough 2009, when the tour lost events, sponsors and top management.

Some details probably carry echoes of otherwise lost events, such as the role some women played in establishing the new faith.

There are so many ways in which the UCI could support the sport for women, but instead they have acted, regardless of their intent, in a way that has caused the sport to lose events.

Additionally, this approach does not allow for the possibility of lost events since a TSC adjustment event could be lost.

Further the increase of the offered traffic of high-priority customers causes the occupancy of buffers and initiates lost events relating to both two classes.

The present phylogenetic analyses brought to light a highly dynamic evolutionary history involving numerous horizontal gene transfers, duplications and lost events, leading to a great variety of Bce-like repertories in members of this bacterial phylum.