Sentence examples for lost ethos from inspiring English sources

This is a nearly pure embrace of the Lost ethos.

The public outcry against the bank bailouts was driven in part by suspicions that a heads-we-win, tails-you-lose ethos pervades the financial industry.

Making them into "staff"—mere shopfloor workers on an academic production line risks losing the ethos which has given universities their character and value.There is no single answer to this.

Yet it seems to me, on the darkest nights, and sometimes in the clear light of day, that we are now losing the ethos that has sustained what is most to be valued in our civilisation.

Words received in carelessness lose their ethos, their credibility.

We've lost the vocational ethos that had been the basis of professions like teaching.

When you are beating on 15-year-old kids and elderly retirees_and you aren't even managing to put even plausible misdemeanor charges on some arrestees, you've lost all professional ethos.

Over the years it may have grown, but it hasn't lost that small business ethos where sellers are respected and listened to.

And, once you have lost the public service ethos - and some say there is not too much of it left on ITV - then you will never get it back.

For a party that had once dominated Israeli politics and was seen as the standard bearer of the nation's social democratic ethos, losing to the uncommonly vapid Lapid – on economic and quality of life issues no less – is an indication of Labor's increasingly second-tier status in Israeli politics, even within the center-left.

Activists argue that unless elected members – known as democrats – have a say over who sits on the nominations committee the co-operative ethos will be lost.