Sentence examples for were indeed losing from inspiring English sources

His examination showed the Kings were indeed losing money.

So while the Jimmy Porters whinged and the Jim Dixons connived, the Arthur Seatons were indeed lost.

(Sadly, it appears that two lives were indeed lost along the winding roads of Anderson Springs).

So, as with the children at Sandy Hook whose lives were, indeed, lost in vain, so, it appears will also the lives of those at the concert who are now to be buried.

The HPLC profile of the tryptically digested autophosphorylated eEF2K[S366A] mutant revealed that peaks V and VIII were indeed lost compared with the profile from autophosphorylated wild-type eEF2K, confirming the identification of this site.

The Americans are indeed losing the will to fight.

FORBES' figures show that hockey teams are indeed losing money but not nearly as much as the owners claim.

If America is indeed losing its edge, it's clear that policy makers aren't exactly sure how to reestablish this competitiveness in a 21st century global economic environment entirely foreign to that of the 20th century.

The U.S. is indeed losing those manufacturing jobs; more than 5,000 tire making jobs disappeared from 2004 to 2008, the United Steelworkers union says, as Chinese tire exports tripled, grabbing one-sixth of the U.S. market.

However, even if the outbreak in Liberia is indeed losing momentum, caution is still in order.

The general effort to expand the game of baseball to as many of America's youth is critical because the reality is that baseball is indeed losing ground to other franchise sports like soccer, basketball and football, and now MMA, not only in terms of youths playing the game, but more importantly baseball is losing a huge potential fan base.