Sentence examples for lost highly from inspiring English sources

As well as United, several other clubs including Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur believe they have lost highly promising academy players to unscrupulous methods.

They also lost highly-rated technical director James Allison to Ferrari earlier this year and have since struggled to persuade Raikkonen that they have the technical and financial resources to compete at the front in 2014.

What worries me most is that we seem to be losing highly educated people.

Standardized testing has forced high school students to lose highly important analytical and social skills.

"One of our concerns is that as we lose certain capabilities in manufacturing, we are also losing highly innovative processes," Professor Pisano said.

For those in Central Office in October 1974 (as I then partly was) Whitelaw managed to make an election we were almost bound to lose highly enjoyable.

Earlier this year, the ARC union, which represents staff working in HM Revenue & Customs, said the department needed more resources and better pay to combat tax evasion if it were to prevent losing highly experienced staff.

Miley, who is black, suggested that the Trump presidency might cause Silicon Valley to lose highly skilled workers – not only by stopping them from immigrating here, but by causing some to emigrate elsewhere.

Some labs are losing highly trained technicians and engineers.

Bournemouth have overcome much adversity in the past few years - battling administration, points deductions and transfer embargoes while losing highly rated players - and a manager - to higher division clubs.

No attempt is made to distinguish possible causal links as the search for biomarkers would be crippled by losing highly significant co-expression relationships.