Sentence examples for lost no ground from inspiring English sources

The Democrats gained two governorships, too, and lost no ground in the Senate.

The Russians made no great leaps in technology in recent decades, but also lost no ground.

With the Red Bulls unable to win in New England on Saturday, Sporting lost no ground to them this weekend, but they did lose ground to the Chicago Fire, who moved definitively into second place in the East with victory over Columbus, and will now have a chance to contest first place with Sporting when the two clash next weekend.

Johnston's plan fell apart, and McClellan lost no ground.

Johnston's plan fell apart, and the Army of the Potomac lost no ground.

By the end of the day, Leibstandarte still held Hill 252.2 and had lost no ground, but was exhausted by the struggle turning back the five brigades of the two tank corps.

But the poll suggests a few developments: Ms. Quinn, who had long led the Democratic field, has lost ground and can no longer be considered the front-runner; Mr. Weiner, who is saddled by scandal and who jumped into the race quite late, has emerged as a serious contender; and Mr. Thompson, who has long lagged despite being the Democratic nominee in 2009, is gaining support.

"It's true we have lost some ground here, no question about it," said Kathryn Szoka, a founding Box-Busters member and co-owner of Canio's, a small bookshop in Sag Harbor.

To keep its standing, scores must improve more this year, or the school will be singled out by the state for losing ground, no matter how little; not only will teacher paychecks shrink, but parents will surely ask what went wrong.

Consider that Texas Christian, ranked third in the B.C.S. standings, lost some ground to No. 4 Boise State after beating San Diego State by only 40-35 on Saturday.

"Today we lost some ground.