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Meanings of lose momentum in English

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Usage of lose momentum in English
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At that point, the anti-Thaksin protests might lose momentum and financial support.
Reuters
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The anti-Thaksin protests might then start to lose momentum and financial support.
Reuters
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I didn't want to lose momentum, so I didn't wait for his response.
My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
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It seemed he would lose momentum as the saddle evened out.
No way down: life and death on k2
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If you're laid back and philosophical will the student lose momentum?
The Irish Times
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We need to work on the house, and it's too easy to lose momentum.
A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
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I would lose momentum, perhaps lose courage altogether, and she might change her mind.
Magic seeds
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If Facebook's user growth slows, Zynga's growth is likely to lose momentum as well.
The Irish Times
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She felt the car lose momentum as he watched her.
Lowboy
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Impulse-A force causing a body to gain or lose momentum.
The Aeroplane Speaks
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But analysts cautioned that growth could lose momentum in the second half of this year.
Reuters
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But he admitted that bills such as this too often lose momentum in the system.
Radio NZ
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But the longer this drags on, the more likely the rand is to lose momentum.
The South African
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I couldn't afford to lose momentum at this point.
The Great Book of Amber
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Churchill watched the charges lose momentum, waver, and stop.
The gun
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At Skoda, management are determined not to lose momentum.
Reuters
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