Sentence examples for too lost support from inspiring English sources
The Liberal Union, too, lost support following defeats in the Balkans.
Conservative New Democracy too has lost support after joining the coalition government that backed the creditors' measures.
Yes, we lost support in Guardian editorial conferences, but we lost friends in suburban estates, too.
Being Latino obviously accounts for a large part of his appeal and his political success, but the subject of immigration is one of the country's most polarizing issues, and if he appears "too Latino" he risks losing support among all his constituent groups.
But if he appears too cozy with Trump he risks losing support at home, and he cannot afford to lose much more.
And he appears to be losing support on the streets, too.
But such incentives also constrain purposive groups, which may lose support if they compromise those ideals by being too pragmatic.
If less wanted or unwanted categories of migrants are able to become fully-fledged members too easily, solidarity systems could become unaffordable and lose support.
