Sentence examples for which are losing from inspiring English sources
In aviation, the new policy would allow foreign airlines to buy only a 49 percent stake in their Indian counterparts, most of which are losing money.
Mr. Cuomo described residents as being imprisoned in their homes, which are losing value even as their tax bills keep climbing.
The Chinese government also wants to see the country's more than 20 wind turbine manufacturers, many of which are losing money, consolidate to five or six.
He avoided Tesco's expensive push into foreign markets and shied away from building stadium-sized "hypermarkets", which are losing customers to the internet.
Instead, its best chance of finding converts initially will be owners of weakening Android brands such as HTC, LG or Motorola, which are losing users in the US.
That in turn would bring some relief to oil companies and to oil-producing countries, which are losing billions of dollars in revenue as oil prices lag.
He made 100 drawings, eight of which are lost.
"It's a dry issue until you look at the consequences, which are lost jobs and lost retirements," Mr. Durkin said.
Especially important are his translations of Galen, most of the original Greek manuscripts of which are lost.
The sender then selectively retransmits those packets which are lost in the network.
The latter may mask important image content such as objects or their shadows, which are lost beyond recall.
