Sentence examples for lost leadership from inspiring English sources

The deal will expand Yahoo's share of Internet advertising, a market where it lost leadership to Google.

This is not a recipe for isolation, but for targeted internationalism; it is the only viable path to restoring lost leadership.

She also noted darkly that the United States had "lost leadership" to the Soviet Union in a number of aspects of space exploration.

Next up could be Thailand, where, "we were the pioneer, but we didn't concentrate our efforts, and we lost leadership," he said.

Their sense of purpose really should be geared toward Unix because that's where there's margin, and that's where they've lost leadership they think they can regain".

However, the brand has lost leadership in the category, which makes up from 25 to 30percentt of all cigarettes sold in this country, primarily because it has been unable to attract customers in their 20's and 30's while many of its faithful older buyers are, well, no longer around.

"The U.S. is not losing leadership.

He denied the company was losing leadership talent, saying the post would "most likely be filled from someone within".

"With Capellas going, you lose leadership and you lose a good operations guy," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Worst of times Losing leadership of the Liberal party in 1989 to his bitter rival Andrew Peacock and believing that his dreams of becoming Prime Minister would never come true.

And when the City Council speaker, Gifford Miller, has signed off on a major piece of legislation like the city budget, it behooves his members to go along with him, unless they want to lose leadership roles on committees or other perquisites.