Sentence examples for losing much of from inspiring English sources

He recovered, but not without losing much of his memory.

The call of the open road is losing much of its persuavisness.

Forgetting the past means losing much of the present and much of oneself.

He said he was opening up his swing too soon and losing much of his power.

But they have also been losing much of their industry to China, where labor is cheaper.

If content industries overplay their hand, they could end up alienating and losing much of their audience.

During the 1920s Schmidt-Rottluff's work became more subdued and harmonious, losing much of its former vigour and integrity.

The Syrian Army, after losing much of the eastern half of the city, entrenched itself in the west.

Only the mutual jealousies of Brazil and Argentina prevented the country from losing much of its territory.

But as the firm struggles to right itself, it is also losing much of its employee base.

No matter if the regime manages to stay in power or not, Islamism is losing much of its credibility.