Sentence examples for not completely losing from inspiring English sources

For as James Fallows commented at length in the current edition of The Atlantic, in spite of all our enormous expenditure on military personnel and equipment America keeps losing wars - or if not completely losing them, then at least regularly failing to translate superior US military capacity into desirable political settlements.

It is also important to note that the gains from the intervention were not completely lost 12 months after completing the study as the baseline HbA1c was 9.1%and88%8% of the patients were still taking insulin.

Expression was not completely lost after 18 days of RA withdrawal suggesting that the phenotypic alteration was not complete at this time.

P.R. on the other hand, was not completely lost.

"I believe it's not completely lost," Khammadov said of the one-hander.

The currency has not completely lost its association with the darker side of the internet, however.

I would like to assure Arthur Schlesinger Jr. ("Forgetting Reinhold Niebuhr," Sept. 18) that Niebuhr's voice is not completely lost today.

All was not completely lost though, as 1,500 of Lowe's contact sheets were located elsewhere in New York.

But he did concede that Tuesday's special Senate election in Massachusetts, in which Democrats lost their filibuster-proof 60-vote majority, was not completely lost on him.

I do so partly for reasons of space, but mainly because these questions have largely (though not completely) lost their importance.

"People have not completely lost their heads, the CBI certainly has not lost its head and most people running businesses – big or small – have not.