Examples of using Lost ground in English and their translations into German
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She shook in her shoes and lost ground under her feet.
The workers not only didn't gain any victories, they lost ground.
Among the EUR-crosses that lost ground, there is a noticeable pattern.
The Honda ridercould not keep up with Rea's speed and lost ground.
However, it did slip a bit, having lost ground to its“commodity” peers.
In France, where there are three big pseudo-Trotskyist sects,they have also lost ground.
The school of allegorists has lost ground in modern times, but is not yet extinct.
Despite the still strong pace of innovation and many(new) excellent technology suppliers,the printing industry has lost ground.
Europe has therefore lost ground in an art in which it has been and remains the world leader.
Against the US Dollar the ECU appreciated by 21.8% whereas it lost ground(-7.5%) vis-à-vis the Japanese Yen.
The economy not only regains its lost ground, but, within a year, it typically catches up to its rising long-run trend.
In many Member States the so-called"regional" stock exchanges have lost ground to the country's leading market.
With this agreement we can recover lost ground and lay down our own European standards for satellite technology in the future.
In aeronautics and spacetechnologies, with Galileo for example, European industry has demonstrated its ability to make up lost ground.
The historic compromise has gradually lost ground in the context of financialised capitalism.
Since barrels of oil are paid for in dollars,the increase has a greater impact upon countries whose currencies have lost ground against the dollar.
By almost every measure, the U.S. has lost ground in the 21st century, declining in almost every domain.
Once leaders start losing the arguments,it becomes very difficult for them to make up lost ground, he added. Swiss referenda.
European exporting companies have also lost ground in the Chilean market, although less in relative terms.
Additionally, developments in the last 10 years show that the EU was the leaderin world chemicals sales but has continuously lost ground against Asia.
The application known Canadians from BlackBerry lost ground lately, especially due to the success….
But whether AtomUploads can really manage to compete in terms of reach with the incredible success of YouTube or MyVideo andto recover lost ground is doubtful.
The sad fact is that the railways have lost ground even where there are well placed, for example, in long distance freight.
But political parties advocating for implementation of Sharia have lost ground in successive elections from 1955 to 2009.
Against the dollar, having lost ground over much of 1999 and 2000, the euro stabilised around 0.90 USD in the second half of 2001.
Thus the President joined the fracas, as traditional WASP America tries to regain lost ground and save the country they love from destruction.
However, Europe's industry has lost ground in the past two decades resulting in a decline in industrial employment and added value1.
While Europe remains Africa's leading economic partner,it has lost ground in terms of the relative weight of its relations with the continent.
Loans to the manufacturing industry recovered some lost ground, while lending to the services sector and self-employed remained robust.