Sentence examples for losing its force from inspiring English sources
The commission argues that the rationale for this discrimination against A.T.&T. is losing its force.
His style had gained in subtlety without losing its force and culminated in L'Hallali (1906; "The Finish").
"In places with a long history of immigration, such as France, Britain or Belgium, resistance to mosques is losing its force," she believes.
Only a tenth of shops selling ivory had the necessary licenses.Yet if the trade ban is losing its force, what will save the elephants?
The detonation also immediately produces a strong shock wave that propagates outward from the blast to distances of several miles, gradually losing its force along the way.
So frequently was exclusion used in the 1990s, it lost its force.
"Because the power is not generated over an extended period it loses its force really quick".
It demonstrates that democracy loses its force when it denies citizens the right to associate broadly, even if that association serves purposes some deem contemptible.
In a fairly direct way, though, the question of whether soul and body are one loses its force when it is allowed that it contains no implications beyond those we establish for any other hylomorphic compound, including houses and other ordinary artifacts.
It is the jargon of the war on terror, and it has lost its force.
