Sentence examples for losing reliable from inspiring English sources

So, make things as similar as possible across user experiences or you stand a real chance of losing reliable security processes in favor of that even more powerful urge to get it done now.

In states where that argument prevailed, more black candidates were elected, but Democrats lost seats overall because they lost reliable black Democrats from districts with white majorities.

With this inadvertent downgrading, the process lost reliable protection provided by inherently safer design.

As the concentration of finance downtown has thinned, some local businesses have lost reliable customers.

The 14-run eruption, on the heels of a 10-run outburst Friday, helped ease the sting of losing a reliable reliever, Alfredo Aceves, for an expected three days after his lower back stiffened as he went to cover first base in the sixth inning.

With the end of the Mubarak dictatorship, the United States has surely lost a reliable client.

"But the fact of the matter is it's tough to lose a reliable Democratic vote right now".

But, as the experience of medika mamba demonstrates, it is a risky policy for Haitian workers – closing the factory would have cost 42 local jobs, and hundreds of Haitian peanut farmers would have lost a reliable buyer.

"The last thing Senator Reid can afford right now is to lose a reliable Democratic vote in a highly partisan Senate," said Jim Manley, a former adviser to the majority leader who served in the Senate when the illnesses of Edward M. Kennedy and Robert C. Byrd caused problems for Democrats, who controlled even fewer seats.

While banks aren't lavishing credit on anyone who applies these days, they won't want to lose a reliable customer either.

After Case was bought by American Brands Tobacco, the knives lost the reliable sense of craftsmanship and feel of quality that collectors prized and millions loved to carry.