Sentence examples for losing the associated from inspiring English sources

"There are much bigger stakes for Google in China than closing Google.cn and losing the associated search advertising," said Alice Enders and Ian Maude, of the London-based research group Enders Analysis.

The basic argument in defense of the Humean theory, presented notably by Michael Smith (1994: 119 125), is that beliefs and desires are modally separable: it is at least conceivable, and according to Smith actual, that someone maintains the belief that they ought to do something while losing the associated desire, due to depression, say.

It gives highly successful researchers the licence to behave badly with impunity because no university wants to lose the associated income".

Also, Edney feared that if the Iowa class battleships were found to be unsafe, the battleships would be decommissioned and the Navy would lose the associated admiral billets plus the other warships and support ships assigned to the battleship groups.

The loss of Zn2+ ion within the same protein family is rarely observed and when Zn2+ is lost, the associated surrounding secondary structure/loops are also often lost [ 36].

It's a funny mix of losing the stresses associated with working life but at the same time feeling sort of out of the loop.

If that prestige is important to their sense of self then they won't do anything to rock the boat and risk losing the prestige associated with being on the board.

This is done at the cost of losing the simplicity associated with many traditional systems of units where division by 3 or 4 does not result in awkward fractions; for example one third of a foot is four inches, a simplicity that in 1790 was debated, but rejected by the originators of the metric system.

As soon as they lost the income associated with me, they lost interest.

One problem in establishing a new approach, he said, is that the individual scientist tends to lose the identity associated with individual research.

In 1968, for example, Donald J. Lewis of Rutgers University led a study showing that you could make the rats lose the fear associated with a memory if you gave them a strong electroconvulsive shock right after they were induced to retrieve that memory; the shock produced an amnesia about the previously learned fear.