Sentence examples for losing the time from inspiring English sources

That's despite having fewer first downs, yards and losing the time of possession battle.

Right????? Besides, they're going to go into the half losing the time of possession by more than two to one.

It doesn't make sense to stop it in the middle!" I couldn't tell him for sure if research scientists were losing the time they'd invested in large projects, but I could bring him back to earth by describing the way the Women, Infant and Children program may be affected if the shutdown continues, and state-run programs are no longer funded.

"Days like today sometimes something happens out of the blue that changes the course of the game but losing the time previously took the time out of the game that could have tipped it one way or the other.

The Giants forced four turnovers and won despite losing the time of possession battle to the Redskins 35 minutes 28 seconds to 24 minutes 32 seconds.

There is a corresponding need for clinicians, who are also losing the time and space for their stories to be heard in the opportunities presented by 'coffee chats' [ 18], case discussions, and clinical supervision [ 19].

As a new approach to the important problem of noise reduction the concept of auto-synchronized wavelet transforms is introduced which allows wavelet transforms (and more general time frequency representations) to be averaged in the time domain without losing the time-resolved information in the signals.

"I think that we lost the time," he said through an interpreter.

On top of that, you lose the time your employees are in the air; they're jet-lagged; they lose time with their families.

If the time synchronization signal source system is lost, the time keeping precision can meet the requirements by related protection and control functions.

The thing which has gone, the moment you have lost, the time you have wasted just forget it.