Sentence examples for that it loses from inspiring English sources

But after that, it loses its way a bit".

"The moment we do that, it loses its value".

It deserves to be crowded, though hopefully not so much that it loses its magic sense of discovery.

He uses the analogy of a cake mix doused with so much water that it loses its body and becomes harder than normal.

It is a shame that Mr. Panek demystifies it to such an extent that it loses its power to shake you up.

"But it's been so intriguing that it loses its aura of sadness, you know... it becomes more a collaboration with him".

The weakness of propaganda in fiction is that it loses its value when the wrongs it exposes are righted, so that the more successful a propagandist novel is, the briefer the life it can be expected to enjoy.

In extreme cases, the government becomes so disorganized that it loses its ability to ensure laws and provide basic legal protections (Frye and Shleifer 1997).

From Figures 1(a) and (b), we see that the fixed point ( x 1 ∗, x 2 ∗ ) is stable for δ < 2.1786, and that it loses its stability at the flip bifurcation parameter value δ = 2.1786.

But this further stoked Dullaart's wonder: can you digitally alter an image so much that it loses its original copyright?

This is one of those cases where a term is used so often that it loses its meaning: "luxury travel".