Sentence examples for which loses the from inspiring English sources

The convention design of such valve components focused on the study of the individual elements of the system, which loses the opportunity of reaching the global optima.

This difference in earnings is a direct monetary loss to them and a loss to society, which loses the output they would produce if they remained civilians.

This can lead to people trying to yell, which is bad for the voice, or ending up with a weak sound, which loses the climax.

And now we have a new five-door version of the Volkswagen, which loses the three-door's chopped-off corners to the rear-side windows but gains easier access to the surprisingly roomy rear cabin.

My writing partner and I are on separate coasts but need a "real-time writing" collaboration tool, as opposed to writing a bit and then saving, e-mailing and reopening files, which loses the spark of collaboration.

With the advent of Google glass, it's easy to imagine a yellow path projected from King's Cross to Trafalgar Square, mentally reducing the space between the two places into one of Ogilby's maps; an efficient path from here to there, but one which loses the sense of the city as a whole.

It rebounded badly on the paper, which lost the action.

It still is in Pittsburgh, which lost the Super Bowl to Green Bay in February.

This was compared to 4.6% of staff the previous financial year, which lost the government £28.6m.

This was the mistake he made in 2010, which lost the average household the equivalent of at least £4,000.

That may come as some consolation for Nasdaq, which lost the competition for Twitter's initial offering.