Sentence examples for losing further from inspiring English sources

Is Mr. Obama losing further ground still?

The buyers already have political unrest, wildcat strikes and blockades to deal with; they cannot afford to risk losing further days of production.

Analysts said the new products were too expensive to appeal to consumers in emerging markets, raising the prospect of Apple losing further ground to rival smartphone manufacturers.

As the musicians see it, losing further ground will make it tougher to attract the absolute best players, and to keep them, threatening the orchestra's greatness.

By the Treaty of Rapallo (1920), Zadar became Italian, thereby losing further ground to Split as the chief town of Dalmatia.

An eighth draw in nine Serie A matches resulted in Roma losing further ground in the title race but their goalless stalemate at Chievo will be remembered for the horrific injury suffered by Federico Mattiello.

"Potentially, there's a danger it could lose further contracts.

And it has lost further market share since then.

All these films look set to lose further screens and showtimes from this Friday.

As counterfeiters rarely pay duties or taxes, governments lose further revenue.

Roosevelt lost further prestige in the summer of 1937, when the nation plunged into a sharp recession.