We're losing a ritual.

We're wasting time.

We're losing time.

We are wasting time.

We are wasting time.

We're wasting time here.

Look, we're wasting time.

Why are we wasting our time?

We're all wasting time.

Look, we're wasting time.

We're losing control of the situation.

We're wasting valuable time here.

Why are we wasting time like this?

Jos, we're losing tyre, we're losing lots of tyre. Try to make a move, try to make a move. What do you think I'm doing, Greg?

We are losing our national identity haven't you noticed?

We rapidly lose our belief in that winter myth.

It is on the streets where we have discovered our voices and also have lost our lives.

The foundation of this curve is that we keep losing the wells that are close to the ground.

We're losing a ritual that I believe is transformative, transcendent, and is at the heart of the patient physician relationship.

ROME Every year, we waste or lose 1.3 billion metric tons of food one third of the world s annual food production.

His last words forced me to ask myself Who do we lose with Internet censorship?

Every time a species dies out, we lose forever a part of our natural world.

As biodiversity shrivels, we lose a vast store of information and potential cures.

And they estimated that 1.6 million years of healthy living are lost every year in Europe because of noise pollution.

Irresponsible forest management, enhanced by poor governmental regulation and enforcement, and markets that reward illegal logging, are conspiring to denude the world s most valuable and threatened forests.

In fact, we might be losing the momentum we had a few years ago to implement some of these ideas.

Alvaro Alatorre If we are no longer looking for How to know if my girlfriend is pregnant we are losing the value and true use of Saint Google.

Broadening our understanding of that threat, and devising a comprehensive approach to nuclear security does not mean diluting efforts or losing focus.

In our dreams, we can sometimes recall that universal language with which we were born and it is the same we use when we begin to lose our ability to reason or when death approaches.

And that's the difference between problems that are additive, like CO2, which we go slowly up and then we tip, and problems that are depletive, in which we lose what we have, which oscillate, and they oscillate until we lose everything we've got.

As light pollution covers more of the planet, we are losing one of our oldest connections to nature the ancient ability to gaze at the stars.

And then there are just daily disasters that take place in these buildings, financial problems and mismanagement and equipment failures, and all kinds of things, and every time something like this happens, it means extinction. We lose diversity.

In our louder and louder world, says sound expert Julian Treasure, We are losing our listening. In this short, fascinating talk, Treasure shares five ways to re tune your ears for conscious listening to other people and the world around you.

But I'd like to make the case to you in the next 17 minutes that when we shortcut the physical exam, when we lean towards ordering tests instead of talking to and examining the patient, we not only overlook simple diagnoses that can be diagnosed at a treatable, early stage, but we're losing much more than that.