Sentence examples for losing numbers from inspiring English sources

All those departments are losing numbers, raising concerns about capacity to negotiate and implement deals.

Perhaps it is fear of loss, recognition that your numbers are losing numbers.

"We're losing numbers so we're trying to identify and work on the assets in this community".

And the American Eel (Anguilla rostrata) is rapidly losing numbers, largely down to the lucrative Japanese fish market's pursuit of an alternative to the endangered Japanese eel.

That topped the auction house's presale estimate of $300,000 to $500,000, but Twitter users were quick to point out the losing numbers.

To increase the competitive pool and allow skaters to find partners more easily in disciplines that were losing numbers and relevance, citizenship rules were eased in 2006.

Don't Pass: An even money bet that a "wrong" or losing number will be rolled before a "right" number.

Initial bets include the following: Pass: An even money bet that a "right" or winning number will be rolled before a "wrong" or losing number.

It took until 2003 and several billions of pounds training and recruiting nurses to recover the lost numbers.

Hispanics are now the majority population in the Bronx, though Puerto Ricans, who were once dominant, have lost numbers, while the populations of Dominicans and Mexicans have risen.

"A lot of people lose their phones, they lose numbers and they don't know how to reach out," Adler said.