Sentence examples for progress losing from inspiring English sources

In that city, centuries later, the bronzes visiting the Sackler have found a museum home, where they continue to be works very much in progress, losing substance, but also gaining it thanks to conservation, as they purposefully float, ever-changing, through time.

But on Monday progress lost out to extremism.

Social Justice, I've already learned is a bad thing in Mr Beck's circles, but when did progress lose its allure?

It follows that the greatest errors of government are those by which the government of a society, because of its excessive concern for the society's accidental progress, loses sight of that which constitutes the substance of the society.

Local agents for change and progress lose their voice, and are mercilessly converted into mindless, thoughtless followers of the great man or woman who 'leads' them.

First, by standing down now, the billions invested in this fight over the last decade could become wasted money -- with momentum undermined, diseases resurging and the enormous societal benefits of this progress lost.

It must hold or all irrigation works will be destroyed and decades of progress lost.

If you hadn't saved, consider progress lost.

The Cubs unraveled as the inning progressed, lost Game 6, and, of course, proceeded to lose Game 7, too.

Many older people lose the ability to remember proper nouns but then never progress to losing any other part of speech.

There were few surprises in the heats apart from Swiss world champion Fanny Smith failing to progress after losing control while leading her semi-final.