Sentence examples for take over lost from inspiring English sources

These patterns evolve with time after stroke, and highlight ipsilesional and contralesional primary and secondary areas that appear to take over lost functions.

The development of functional microdevices that fit in the human eye and that take over lost biological functions to restore vision is a challenge that several international research are engaged in.

They took over losing teams with the challenge of turning them around.

His team have also been beaten in the Champions League since he took over, losing 2-0 to Lyon.

Holtz has gained bowls by his second year at five previous stops, all after taking over losing programs.

Mr. Rasmussen, who gave up his job as prime minister of Denmark — the first time that a politician of such rank has taken over NATO — lost little time before he tried to change the internal workings of NATO.

Thus, the overworked brain may lose "cognitive reserve," the ability of healthy parts of the brain to take over functions lost by other parts.

You can let it take over and make you lose the whole match, or you can stop it, regroup and get back your concentration.

I went through the motions and let muscle memory take over, slowly losing hope in myself.

The breakdown with actions usually has more to do with a lack of support and accountability (which then allows us to let circumstances take over and causes us to lose focus) than it does with any "failure" or "weakness" on our part.

"Before I took over we'd lost six home games on the spin.