Sentence examples for suited lost from inspiring English sources

Those not academically suited lost a route into employment that the call-centres now in Asia couldn't replace.

Their linen suits lose their colour.

While you're actively playing, it's hard to forget the atmospheric dangers because of the computer voice that tells you every time the Hazard Protection on your suit loses a chunk of its charge.

In the late 20th century, the metaphor was challenged by empty suit, but that was directed mainly at male business executives; as suits lose their fashion dominance, the old straw man endures both as a noun phrase and a compound adjective, scaring off flights of speechwriting fantasies.

To portray a paranoid insomniac, Bale lost 63lb by subsisting on a sub-500 calorie daily diet of one apple, one cup of coffee, a tin of tuna and the occasional whisky (Chris Hemsworth is the latest actor to following suit, losing more than 30lbs to play a starving sailor in the forthcoming In the Heart of the Sea).

Shares of more traditional energy companies followed suit, losing between 2% and 4% of their value.

Now that Pao has suddenly resigned from Reddit, amid both user revolt and increasing recrimination from the landmark workplace-discrimination suit she lost this year, that story has only become more intriguing.

A19 Bias Suit Costing Hotel Chain Adam's Mark, facing a federal racial bias suit, has lost the patronage of the Episcopal Church of America and the Human Rights Campaign, and two other groups are considering canceling large bookings.

Cardiac progenitor cells (CPCs) appear best suited for reconstituting lost myocardium without posing arrhythmic risks, being commissioned towards cardiac phenotype.

Schelling initiated a legal suit but lost the case.

Everybody had an Armani suit and lost Rolex watches.