Sentence examples for lost decisions from inspiring English sources

He fought Moore twice more in a bid to regain the title but lost decisions each time.

Ali lost to Joe Frazier, Ken Norton and Larry Holmes, although he also lost decisions late in his career to two lesser heavyweights, Leon Spinks and Trevor Berbick.

The problem was that Thompson, despite his high ranking, had lost decisions in his two biggest fights, against the current World Boxing Association welterweight champion, James Page, in 1996 and Oba Carr in 1997.

The Dudley Muslim Association and the local authority have both lost decisions in the High Court in recent years during a long-running planning battle.

Meanwhile, many patients who have lost decision making capacity and their family members suffer unnecessarily because health care decisions cannot be made in accordance with the patient's wishes or best interests.

According to informants at acute care hospitals, it is common practice to begin PEG feeding for patients who cannot eat and have lost decision-making capacity before they are transferred to long-term care hospitals.

Combining a run of failure from the season before, Young produced baseball's longest streak of losing decisions, a stretch of 27 straight defeats from May 1992 to July 1993.

Ron Kuby, Mr. Friedman's lawyer, said he had never been so pleased by a losing decision, adding it was the first public vindication of Mr. Friedman in more than 20 years.

With the losing decision, Dickey failed to keep pace with the Nationals' Gio Gonzalez, who picked up his N.L.-leading 19th victory after beating the Mets on Monday.

Advance care planning is a targeted intervention that promotes autonomy in end-of-life decisions, before individuals lose decision-making capacity.

Hurricane Hugo prompted a temporary alteration in the prevailing governance arrangements, with the local government losing decision-making autonomy and the UK becoming directly involved in local affairs.