Übersetzung für "Boden verliert" in Englisch

Whoever drops their pancake loses the race.

Losing time means losing ground to the competition.

The Shawnee and other Indians were then losing ground on all fronts.

Did you merge because certification is losing ground?

Yes, digital advertising expands in proportion while static advertising is gradually losing ground.

Frustration is the first offspring of a belief losing its grounds.

When Drosophila lose contact from the ground, they fly.

Having reached the edge of the forest he drops to the ground exhausted and loses consciousness.

The rest unfortunately not preserved because once the ground mahleb quickly loses its flavor…

The United States is losing ground when it comes to the global corporate capital stock markets.

The report also makes a passing reference to the fact that in the new Member States, industry is losing ground, and that the EU must find the means to halt unfair practices by large companies.

The Innovation Union Scoreboard shows that the EU is losing ground to the United States and Japan, while Brazil and China are closing the gap with the EU.

The further liberalisation of Europe's oldest mechanised infrastructure, the railways, is an essential stimulus for a sector that is quickly losing ground in the European goods traffic market.

It takes account of the interests of the innovative European pharmaceutical industry, which is losing ground compared with the industry in the United States.

Otherwise, Pakistan’s terrorists, who feed off of political instability, will continue to gain, while the country’s poor and illiterate majority will continue to lose ground.

If young Muslims can succeed in the West, why would they give up their lives for ISIS, which is already losing ground in Iraq and Syria?

This would suggest that Europe is losing ground in knowledge production, and that global innovation leaders are ahead of the EU27 for certain indicators.

This would suggest that Europe is losing ground, in relative terms, in producing knowledge, and that global innovation leaders such as Japan and the US are far ahead of the EU27 for certain indicators.

This would suggest that Europe is losing ground, in relative terms, in producing knowledge, and that global innovation leaders such as Japan and the US are far ahead of the EU27 for certain indicators.

Compaction reduces the pore space between soil particles and the soil partially or fully loses its absorptive capacity.

On a larger scale, these developments highlightthatthe traditional post-warcompromise (approximately 1950-1975) between labour and management appears tobe losing ground.

However, this is an unstable equilibrium, and the EU position is at risk because European industry is losing ground in high technology products.

It is important to know whether or not it is gaining ground (return of farmland to fallow land, land reclamation, maintenance of alpine pastures etc.) and the impact on agriculture of urbanisation and infrastructures (motorways, airports etc.). The broad features of the development of European agriculture are revealed in the alternation of farmland between arable land and permanent grassland.