Sentence examples for lost people's from inspiring English sources

The Last Game ends in a rancorous lament for the lost "people's game".

At the last election the polls showed we lost people's confidence over the economy, crime, security, immigration and public services.

By using fancy language to describe a simple plan, the executives lost people's trust and slowed the adoption of the e-mail system.

Mr. Moussavi also met with the families of prisoners late Monday, when he said that he would continue his protests "within the framework of the law" but added that the establishment had lost "people's confidence, which is the most important element of a country's authority".

If you are a presenter at a virtual meeting, how should your presentation differ from that in a face-to-face meeting? A. Virtual presentations should be shorter because it's easier to lose people's attention.

He was afraid that by playing that kind of man he would lose people's interest.

And once a party loses people's trust, they don't listen to you any longer.

"In the hedge-fund industry the only bad thing you can do is lose people's money," says a financial consultant.

He put women and girls first, this could negatively affect him, but this shows he cares more about women than losing people's votes," said Dukureh.

She said she was amazed at the president's decision and said it showed he "cares more about women than losing people's votes".

"Would you prefer another government to hold the information that we have?" he said, adding that the company had enough checks and balances to stop information being misused, and it would also not want to lose people's trust.