Sentence examples for losing their edge from inspiring English sources

Not only have macroeconomists been embarrassed by a decade of failed predictions, but they are also losing their edge.

Over the past year Democrats have been in serious danger of losing their edge with Hispanic voters, with the White House dragging its feet on immigration reform.

Practicing is not the same as playing, he said, and the consensus is that players who remain idle during the lockout risk losing their edge.

"Saudi Arabia and other countries start losing their edge as the main political voices on behalf of the Palestinians," said al-Ahmed.

But even before the financial collapse of 2008, some entrepreneurs and financiers worried that America's markets were somehow losing their edge.

Both have talked in the past about their fear of losing their edge with age, and they are in settled relationships.

From the outset, it appeared that they were (literally) losing their edges — a number of them headed off into the locker room, repeatedly, for skate repairs.

Do girls grow up and lose their edge, while boys mature and gain theirs?

Emotions lost their edge.

Some people never lose their edge.

Older drivers lose their edge.