Sentence examples for perpetual loss from inspiring English sources

Perpetual loss of market share in clothing is not a long-term option for M&S.

If time is understood as a succession of discrete moments, then, strictly speaking, our experience will be one of perpetual loss: every instant, every unit of time, is a mere passing from that which has not yet been to that which will never again be, and the passing itself will not endure but simply be a boundary between future and present.

For better and worse, Silicon Valley suffers from a perpetual loss of memory.

They shared, Capitulo says, "virtual identities and created a community where they brought meaning to their perpetual losses".

But a consciousness of life's ultimate contingency (as pragmatist philosophers knew), instead of instilling in us perpetual fear of loss, can steer us away from taking for granted the liberties that we as Americans enjoy and can push us instead toward a sensitivity to the people and institutions that make these great freedoms and small joys possible.

This perpetual cycle of loss, termed chronic sorrow, can lead not only to a decline in self-esteem, but eventually to alterations in self-identity [ 38, 39].

Nothing more fully confirmed his perpetual sense of loss--this….

Nothing more fully confirmed his perpetual sense of loss--this only child of divorced parents, born in Germany a mere three weeks after the Third Reich surrendered to the Allies--than innocence exploited.

Add to that perpetual fear of job loss and you have a recipe for stress, depression and anxiety".

Now the play — along with Eileen Atkins's lovely character study "Vita and Virginia," about Woolf's relationship with the aristocratic Vita Sackville-West — is being presented at the Grolier Club in conjunction with an exhibition of Woolfiana — photographs, letters, and ephemera — called "This Perpetual Fight: Love and Loss in Virginia Woolf's Intimate Circle".

Darwin found it hard to imagine why eyes might be harmful to animals living in perpetual darkness, and attributed their loss "solely to disuse".