Sentence examples similar to losing our time from inspiring English sources

Such left truncation problems can be solved in principle, but not without losing our time-varying independent variables (Guo 1993).

Mr. Malloy said he feared that state lawmakers were "losing our moment in time to get this thing done".

In his interview with LaPierre, Dick Cabela lamented his struggles to attract a younger audience, presumably unaware of the double meaning of his words, "We're losing our youth, big time, especially in the inner cities".

A good start would be not losing our shit every time a celebrity comments on politics.

"We were probably guilty of losing our concentration a few times but we got the win and that's the main thing".

She promises she is not losing our inheritance... and is at times increasing it.

So we've lost our tea-time customers who would've popped in for a wee pint on their way home.

We no longer have any official library in any Wyoming Federal courthouse, and we lost our full-time librarian position.

It is not like we are losing all our time in the first half or the last half or the middle, we are just losing it all.

As we lose our respect for time, we lose our sense of responsibility.

Hemalayaa notes that as adults we've gotten good at repressing our emotions, whereas we freely lost our shit each time we got upset when we were children.