Sentence examples for withering losses from inspiring English sources

By 1992, amid withering losses, the stock sank to $1.06.

After 3 days of withering, a loss of water of 13% (a), 11% (b), and 16% (c) was measured, whereas after 6 days the loss of water was found to be 30% (a), 20% (b), and 34% (c).

The party's once-powerful moderate wing has withered after steep losses in consecutive primary elections, the main battleground where policy is determined in a one-party state.

In particular, skin accumulates anthocyanin to attract animals for seed-dispersal, provides a physical barrier against pathogens, avoid berry withering by preventing water loss and protects from solar radiation.

Withers was a loss to the British stage and screen when she followed her husband to his native Australia in the late 1950s.

Days that included an embarrassing 2-0 loss in Guatemala, withering criticism of his lineup choices and renewed calls for his ouster.

Without Kenyon Martin, Rodney Rogers and Lucious Harris, all of whom are injured, the 2-2 Nets are lacking bench players and have withered in the second half of both their losses this season.

In his fifth game as a Knick, McGrady bowed to a painful left knee and became a spectator Saturday night as his team withered in a 120-109 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies at Madison Square Garden.

Buckland knocked out Sykes in one round (the champ's first loss) and stopped Matthews with a withering body shout in round two to take the £32,000 prize.

It wasn't just a loss but the slow and painful withering of the national phallus right before our eyes.

Practical utility study- five horses wore accelerometers on polls and withers for 18 h; compliance and relative data losses were quantified.