101.   Neither Ades nor Jarvis had heard from Jordan as of early Friday night as the talks seemed to be losing momentum.

102.   One of the propellers struck a sandbar, Fowler said, causing the flotilla to lose momentum and hampering his ability to control the barges.

103.   One problem will be reviving interest in the ERA, which has lost momentum as a goal of a feminist crusade.

104.   Publicly, at least, the case has lost momentum.

105.   Prosecutors stand to lose their momentum if their first big indictment in the Enron investigation turns out to be a bust in court.

106.   Prices of Treasury securities were nearly unchanged as two Commerce Department reports issued Wednesday gave more fresh evidence that the economy is losing momentum.

107.   Republicans lost momentum in the House as the year passed.

108.   Retailers in the meantime are praying to the weather gods that they keep snow sleet and cold air to a minimum lest they lose their momentum.

109.   Republican leaders here are worried that Bush has not spent enough time in Florida and that he is losing momentum on key issues, especially those involving older voters.

110.   Rodman tossed his jersey into the stands and ran off the court while the Lakers lost some momentum.