Sentence examples for systematically lost from inspiring English sources

"But it systematically lost market share throughout the 20th century".

Those on the list systematically lost their jobs and their livelihoods, boycotted by white citizens.

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When serum triglycerides were included in multivariate models, ApoE systematically lost statistical significance whereas triglycerides remained significantly associated with both obesity and insulin sensitivity.

For example, if a certain group of participants are systematically lost to follow-up in only one of the compared intervention groups, then the review results might show a difference in effect between the compared groups due to attrition bias.

After all, over the last 20 years, rail freight transport has almost systematically lost market share to the roads, and it was also hit hard by the economic crisis.

The Turkish media industry is systematically losing its qualified workforce, its remaining ethics are vanishing.

"The third thing," he continues, "is that they are systematically losing rights that the ordinary citizen takes for granted, which applies to youth, big time".

The analysis was conducted with 11 land cover categories and showed that dryland pastures have been systematically losing area to dryland crops and blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) plantations.

As mentioned, the trailer shows Stark systematically losing everything.

In their letter to Boehner, the Republicans wrote that the program "puts taxpayers at risk of a large bailout if insurers systematically lose money on exchange plans".