Sentences with phrase «zone became a losing»

In the end, the congestion zone became a losing battle, the latest in a long line of failed congestion pricing efforts since at least the 1970s.

Not exact matches

This postulate of invariability seems at first sight to be admissible in the «Darwinian» zones of Life, where the instinct of self - preservation predominates (this seeming by its nature to be more or less constant among organized beings), but it certainly loses all value in the «Lamarckian» or human zone, where biological evolution, from being passive, becomes active in the pursuit of its purpose.
In fact, the club were on the brink of becoming shipwrecked under negative Woy, with Dalglish's first major task being to steer the Reds well away from any potential threat of relegation, which at this point looks every inch a possibility — Hodgson leaves Dalglish with a broken team which lost three of their last five league fixtures and as a result now find themselves precariously close to the relegation zone.
The house became a war zone, and I lost my voice yelling, but still there seemed to be only negative progress, and even I began to have doubts.
«I have lost a third, now, of office spaces in Richmond borough... And the effect of that is that thriving dynamic local communities are becoming dormitory zones.
Working under such pressure insulin receptors, over time, lose their sensitivity and become «resistant» to insulin, creating a danger zone when blood glucose is starts to rage out of control.
Duo Lon became a zoning character and many characters lost at least one DM (which could be attributed to it being a throwback to kof 94 - 95).
The Zone of Proximal Development is defined as the range of difficulty that will challenge a student without causing the student to become frustrated or lose motivation.
The driver became lost in a residential construction zone and encountered some construction workers.
I lost my mom in January of this year, and since then, for what reason I do not know, my comfort zone has become so small its confining.
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