Sentence examples for where it loses from inspiring English sources

"Beautiful Boy" tiptoes into a minefield, where it loses its nerve and remains frozen in its tracks, too timid to find a way back.

The fact is supported by acid unfolding analysis of this protein, where it loses its conformation only below pH 4 [ 29].

Similarly, during the warmer months of the year, warm air can be drawn from a building and circulated underground, where it loses much of its heat and is returned.

I suspect that like most things, companies will insist this is axiomatic, right up the point where it loses them money, which is when things will change.

The hydronic circuits circulate the water or steam through the building, where it loses or gains heat before returning to be re-heated or re-cooled.

The hydronic circuits circulate the steam or water through the building, where it loses or gains heat before returning to be re-heated or re-cooled.

His defection personified the decline in fortunes of the party in the Republic of Ireland, where it lost its sole European seat in June and has seen its representation in the Dáil reduced.

The tropical storm then moved inland over Georgia and into southeastern Alabama near Ozark, where it lost its circulation on October 6.

The ANC still won the most votes overall, and was working to form coalitions in the municipalities where it lost its majority.

In fact, Lgl derived independently from tomosyn in animals [ 75, 79], where it lost its SNARE domain [ 22].

The Leaping Cat suits up the champions for the first time, despite having suffered a brutal group stage where it lost nine of its original twelve teams, the most of any kit manufacturer this tournament.