11.   Certainly the Clinton administration has lost the will to discourage this politically inspired war of ethnic extermination.

12.   Fans have lost their will to win.

13.   He said drivers tend not to dwell on the risks, or on past accidents, lest they lose their will to compete.

14.   His work had been his life and, when his import business died that year, he began to lose his will to live.

15.   If public opinion goes sour, in these days of the permanent campaign, the administration may lose its will to persist in toughness.

16.   It also lost the will to compete financially and now is asking for help.

17.   Losing the will, in other words, to do anything spontaneous in a city that breeds spontaneity.

18.   One day, suffering from withdrawal-related shaking and hallucinations, he lost the will to work.

19.   One day, the school put out brownies in honor of a visiting politician, and Hanna said she lost her will and gobbled one down.

20.   Parents can lose their jobs, kids can lose their way, families can lose their will.