Sentence examples for the lose of from inspiring English sources

The lose of viewers has caused some advertisers to request lower rates.

Senator Edwards campaigned hard on trade issues, promising to toughen trade agreements that he blamed for the lose of tens of thousands of jobs.

Under the Harper government, surging oil prices and exports led to the rise of the Canadian dollar, which contributed to the hollowing out of Canadian manufacturing, including the lose of hundreds of thousands of jobs – a case of resource mismanagement that economists have labelled the Dutch Disease.

Improper design of vertebral body cages may seriously affect the interface strength and cause the lose of fixation for a vertebral body replacement.

Disregarding the lose of the synchronization acknowledgement, the average feedback times is inversely proportional to the detection probability and directly proportional to the false alarm probability.

Sure, pay TV companies are having a hard time holding on to subscribers, but that's only going to mean prices will probably stagnate or worse, will be raised to compensate for the lose of income.

Without the lost of generality, NC is assumed to be applied in GF(2).

"It's easy to see the lost of jobs because of automation.

On the other hand, the lost of transparency became very significant when the weight fraction of CNF exceeded 3 wt%.

Furthermore, the common used weighting combination in these methods leads to the lost of reasonable high frequency details.

These are our duties to the lost of Sandy Hook.