Sentence examples for losing in terms of from inspiring English sources

We are losing in terms of reputation".

But then people started to think about what they were losing in terms of discoverability of books".

"We are losing in terms of these demonizing clichés, that every Russian businessman is a thief," or that "Russia is reverting to the old Soviet style of anti-Western behavior".

"It's almost like replacement visitorship: what we're losing in terms of people coming halfway around the world to visit, we're gaining in a five-, seven-,eight-statet-saide area," said Jack Soden, chief executive of Elvis Presley Enterprises.

A recent study by the New Economics Foundation, Jobs Lost at Sea, shows just how much we are losing – in terms of fish, revenue and jobs – by failing to do so.

What BMW is losing in terms of ergonomic proficiency it is making up in styling.

What ISIS lost in terms of territory in Syria and Iraq, it has regained in terms of influence.

So what you gain in terms of security and privacy you lose in terms of convenience.

Here he and his associates tried to rebuild what they had lost in terms of infrastructure.

This was the only game we could afford to lose in terms of winning the cup".

So we're not all lost, in terms of looking out for each other.