Sentence examples for measures has lost from inspiring English sources

Trans-Atlantic travel — the lines, the security measures — has lost its allure.

The impassioned responses at the hearing showed not only how much opponents of the deal fear it but also the straits of the mainstream recorded music business, which by most measures has lost more than half its value since the late 1990s.

(Some said that the measure had lost by a vote of sixteen to nine).

By that measure, Congress has lost its mind.

By any measure, this nation has lost ground on nearly every front over which a presidential administration may claim and should accept responsibility.

A strange blend of liberal and conservative, with a large measure of celebrity glamour, he has lost much of the momentum he garnered last year, but he could still eat into the votes of either of the main parties.

It's a measure of how much present governance has lost its way that resurrecting such ideas should now seem so radical - and so urgently necessary.

Whittaker Chambers, who saw in Communism "the concentrated evil of our time," wrote in his classic cold war memoir, "Witness": "Their power, whose nature baffles the rest of the world, because in large measure the rest of the world has lost that power, is the power to hold convictions and act on them.

Yet it is still a measure of how far the media industry has lost its shine.

By virtually every measure relative to other rich nations, the US has lost ground since the 1970s.

Conservative New Democracy too has lost support after joining the coalition government that backed the creditors' measures.