Sentence examples for may lose much from inspiring English sources

It may lose much of its dissolved load to precipitates on the seafloor and gradually blend in with the surrounding seawater, sharing its remaining dissolved substances.

In effect, the American plan proposes to upend the Iraqi chessboard, and many Kurds fear that, whatever happens, they may lose much of the autonomy they now enjoy.

If he fails to devise a viable rescue plan soon, the firm's bondholders will gain control; Mr Dankner may lose much of his fortune.Few tears would be shed by his countrymen.

If the current drought continues, we ultimately may lose much of the old-growth Piñon–Juniper woodland in the southwest.

Once money moves out of U.S. tech stocks into Japanese equities, say, or oil stocks, the Front- runners may lose much of their luster.

In practice, we find that although I-CENI and C-CENI only need around 20 50 % of the running time of some state-of-the-art algorithms, they are not stable for all datasets: In some cases, compared to the state-of-the-art algorithms, I-CENI and C-CENI may lose much accuracy of inferred edges.

"The situation is so bad that the government may not lose much if they make a dash for bolder reforms," he said.

Rihanna may not lose much sleep over the former; the latter went on to become the most streamed song of all time.

Geometric features may easily lose much feature information characterizing facial beauty, rely heavily on accurate manual landmark localization of facial features and impose strict restrictions on training samples.

Virgin Atlantic, which has announced 1,200 job losses and grounded five aircraft, says it may lose as much as £200m.

Fred Wilpon, the team's principal owner, said this week that the Mets may lose as much as $70 million this season.