Sentence examples for so it loses from inspiring English sources

Top Glove, which gets 80% of its sales from latex gloves, has been smart enough to diversify and, like its U.S. rivals, is making nitrile gloves, using a nonallergenic synthetic product, but in doing so it loses an edge: its proximity to its Malaysia's rubber plantations.

As the dough dries out, keep folding it in on itself (at least five minutes) so it loses the raw-flour taste.

"2007 the French World Cup was really intense, we really enjoyed it, but again, we played some games at Murrayfield, so it loses its edge.

Basically, once you've harvested your jizz, you have to let it sit in the glass for a few minutes so it loses its lumpy texture and becomes a nice smooth consistency, which makes for the perfect addition to any drink or meal.

But dry-aged beef is denser, having lost water weight during its 14- to 28-day hang, so it loses less moisture when it cooks.

Yet it is equally inspired by the music of the outrageous blues-punk band Smoke, so it loses none of Mr. Dorfman's characteristic humor and zeal.

In doing so, it lost a year's worth of ticket sales.

Also the government could not collect the federal tax on airline tickets, so it lost about $400 million.

And so it lost Bake Off, and Top Gear, and that's got to hurt.

"So when it loses its leaves, you see this haze of pink," Ms. Dickey said.

However, in so doing, it loses its particularity and is absorbed within the latter.