Sentence examples for lost his influential from inspiring English sources

Sam Allardyce at 33-1 may be a long shot but Bolton are an ageing team and Allardyce has lost his influential assistant Phil Brown to Derby.

Tom Huddlestone finally had his hair cut for charity on Thursday, but Hull supporters will hope he won't also have lost his influential form ahead of what is perhaps a potential banana skin for the Premier League side.

Although Moyes – who has lost his influential midfielder Jan Kirchhoff for at least three months after the German underwent cartilage surgery on a knee – has no compunction about deploying Defoe as a solitary spearhead, he feels Victor Anichebe's arrival as his new, highly effective and apparently reborn, attacking partner is bringing the best out in him.

Sherwood lost his two most influential players - captain Fabian Delph and main striker Christian Benteke - in the summer and was allowed to reinvest £55m - but mainly in young, unproven talent.

Last month, he failed to advance to the 25-person Politburo and lost his seat on the influential party secretariat.

He gave up his place on the committee this month, losing his most influential role in the party.

In 1980, for example, influential Democratic Rep. James C. Corman lost his San Fernando Valley seat to Republican Bobbi Fiedler by 752 votes.

"We did lose his voice in a lot of influential policy circles," he said, adding that it was "no small loss.

Dr. Kochi said he himself did not worry about whether he would lose his job if he took on too many influential players.

Despite losing his official senior perch within the administration, Navarro remains influential and has argued for a harder line on trade.

As a Huguenot, he lost the influential support of the Cardinal of Lorraine, which until then had been vital for his career advancement.