Sentence examples for lost fine from inspiring English sources

It became much more stiffed and lost fine motor skills.

Shortly after Malcolm returned home from the hospital, Leroy taught him how to write with his left hand, since Malcolm has lost fine-motor control in his right hand.

Images produced in good light are fairly detailed, but can often be a bit dull and washed out while not being quite pin-sharp in some areas losing fine detail in the process.

Huntington's is a particularly brutal neurological degenerative disorder, and court records indicate that her speech was slurred, she was losing fine motor control, had become incontinent, had a clumsy walk and a swallowing disorder.

After I'm thrown in the van, I'm working hard to control my stress/adrenalin levels through a couple simple breathing exercises--I know that if I reach Condition Grey, I will begin to lose fine motor skills and cognitive function that will be necessary for escape (read On Combat, by Grossman/Christensen).

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The Congress -- by its protection of the industry -- is losing fines that would go into the U.S. Treasury if those who brought the U.S. and its citizens to their knees economically by engaging in activities that violated the law were pursued by the S.E.C.

Benbow lost "twenty fine paintings" and "several fine draughts and other designs relating to the Sea" from his personal property.

With the death of Patrick Gowers Britain has lost a fine composer and a remarkable mind.

Roddick lost that fine form, however, as a virus and injuries took their toll.

We have lost a fine, generous and thoughtful sister and friend.