Sentence examples for time of losing from inspiring English sources

But the president, who lost much of that part of the state in 2008, seems at risk this time of losing by even larger margins.

The company's international president, Howard Behar, spoke at the time of losing sleep over stepping into a city with such entrenched competition, but now Japan has well over a thousand Starbucks stores all over the country.

They discussed the idea of creating a mentorship program, making themselves available as guides for other women who experience stillbirth, both as something they wished they had had at the time of losing their child, and as a way of helping them find meaning and value in their own experience being able to then help other parents.

To quantify compliance with monitoring, we computed a ratio between the total time for which patients were monitored and the total time of lost data during the monitoring period.

Eating less salt seemed to be the only available option at the time, short of losing weight.

He said he didn't speak out at the time for fear of losing job opportunities.

Yet since the time of Eve losing mankind's innocence, they seem to have taken on great symbolic value.

The linear portions of the above semilog plots were used to determine t1/2 values (the time of enzymes losing half of their activities, which equals 0.693/ kinact) at various concentrations for the observed time-dependent losses of activity.

He suffered from an infection and for a time was in danger of losing his sight.

So instead of losing time struggling with difficult questions, keep answering the easier ones first.

In previous studies, patients attending school lost, on average, 4.2 days and patients working at the time of illness lost, on average, 6.6 days, 16 whereas our ambulatory patients (both schoolchildren and workers) lost, on average, more than 8 days.