Sentence examples for lost states from inspiring English sources

We came here to compete," her campaign chairman, John Podesta, told CNN, arguing Clinton did not complain when she lost states.

With the party as well as President Obama's re-election campaign operating under the assumption that Mr. Romney remains the most likely Republican nominee, he has nonetheless lost states across several regions of the nation.

An hour later, several of Mr. Romney's staff members were assembling in the back of a half-filled ballroom, mumbling about the staggering margins by which they had lost states they had expected to be close.

Even if your community's library is not in the vanguard, all may not be lost:States such as Michigan offer similar services in exchange for your driver's license number.

For example, this makes ChR2(C128S) ill-suited for electrophysiological measurements in C. elegans, which require dissection of the animals under intense white light, which appears to render a majority of ChR2(C128S) to decay to "lost" states (hence the small photocurrents measured in Fig. 1c).

The operation was a success, and Wolf recovered well: "As my lost pelvic sensation slowly returned, my lost states of consciousness also returned".

Two relatives have also lost state government jobs recently.

Officials were also trying to make up for lost state and city aid.

Mr. Koch lost state elections this year after running a campaign that his critics called anti-immigrant.

Mark Youngs, a deputy superintendent for the district, said the increase was intended "purely to replace lost state dollars".

"If we lost state funding, it wouldn't kill us, but we would be forced to make some dramatic cuts".