Sentence examples for acquired lost from inspiring English sources

Each kind of power may be acquired, lost, or held in certain ways: for example, the efficacy or strength of authority may be 'perfect' (complete, exceptionless, enforceable) or 'imperfect' (limited, flexible, merely hortatory or desirable), as may the force of rights; and the rest of DJN is essentially an account of how this occurs in the different areas (spaces, or states) of life.

M. catarrhalis, with evolution spanning about 70 Ma, would be expected to have acquired, lost, modified, and inactivated a host of genetic parasites, including phages [ 9].

Some chromosomal variable regions were used as hotspots for origin evolution in which replication origins were continually being acquired, lost, and disrupted.

From the outside, you could see the belongings of residents: a chair, televisions, closets, furniture the things people take a lifetime to acquire, lost in less than a minute.

"This show is also unique in that we've been able to acquire lost footage from archives around the world that hasn't been seen since originally aired," says My Music creator and executive producer TJ Lubinsky.

Ms. FAKE: It's very common for a company to be acquired and to lose its heart and soul and to kind of get – get lost.

Del Potro acquired but lost two set points and Cilic, now ferociously alert, pushed his way into a tiebreaker.

As the serventois, for example, a poem in honour of the Virgin Mary, it early acquired, then lost, the refrain; similar varieties were the amoureuse ("love poem"), the sotte amoureuse ("playful love poem"), and the sotte chanson ("comic poem").

Identity is not a possession that can be acquired or lost; it’s not a thing at all.

Very likely, other features, such as gene density, rather than the newly acquired or lost functions, define positioning in the nucleus.

They are not inborn, permanent, and universal; on the contrary, they are socio-historically acquired or lost and hence differ from one historical epoch to another.