Sentence examples for orders losing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franz himself has slimmed down under doctor's orders, losing about 40 pounds on a low carbohydrate, high protein diet.

With desegregation orders losing favor in the courts, education reformers turned to the other main source of inequality in education, which desegregation advocates had thus far largely missed -- unequal financing across school districts.

Civilian aircraft orders lost 38.1percentt.

Chen, who studied philosophy and computer science at Oberlin College, estimates that the company breaks even on 50percentt of orders, loses money on 25percentt and profits on 25percentt — which he says is breaking even overall.

That's the purpose of the Court Interpreters Act of 1978, which allows federal courts to order losing parties to pay prevailing parties the cost of interpreters.

The Iberians' morale declined, and Sertorius, driven to harsh measures to maintain order, lost popularity.

"The guys in the top order lost wickets early to poor shots.

Should a lot of them exercise a right to return, Israel would in short order lose its Jewish majority.

And so the service would continue; waiters pinching tips and stealing orders, Tamils refusing to re-order lost food and managers shouting in staccato bursts.

Some investors, having failed to put a price limit on their purchase order, lost heavily.Controversially, the SEC has been looking at systems for monitoring websites for suspicious activity.

In 1259, the Livonian Order lost the Battle of Skuodas, and in 1260, it lost the Battle of Durbe.