Sentence examples for lost its compass from inspiring English sources

In the face of the current financial difficulties, it is sometimes argued that "Europe has lost its compass".

Today Mr Knight says the museum "has lost its compass".Most blame board mismanagement for MoCA's troubles.

British politics has, therefore, lost its compass and subjects that should be debated have disappeared into mushy consensus.

But, as with those butler-diplomats, the message can get scrambled.After the devastating attacks of September 11th 2001, American foreign policy lost its compass.

Could we be living in an era of such madness, one that has lost its compass and its points of reference to such an extent that this affair of one of the three major rating agencies' withdrawal of America's and then France's triple "A" has taken on such importance?

The problems with the copycat websites in the UK are trivial in comparison with those issues, but just add to a sense that Google is losing its compass.

Any technical solution which science claims to offer will be powerless to solve the serious problems of our world if humanity loses its compass, if we lose sight of the great motivations which make it possible for us to live in harmony, to make sacrifices and to treat others well.

A source involved in the discussions to close it down has previously said the unit had spun so far out of control it had lost its moral compass and become a "force within a force".

Or, is it proof that the Catholic Church is covering up for a universe of guilt -- of priests, bishops, popes---and that it has lost its moral compass, the foundational raison d'etre of any church?

To Michael Farber of SI.com, it's proof the league has lost its moral compass, if it ever had one.

It revealed solutions to remaking a system that had long lost its moral compass if it ever had one -- a system I had been an integral part of until the veil was abruptly yanked off.