Sentence examples for and lost later from inspiring English sources

Several well-known figures are buried here, most notably John A. Roebling, the engineer who designed the Brooklyn Bridge, and George B. McClellan, the Union army commander in the Civil War who fell out of favor with President Lincoln, challenged him for the presidency in 1864 and lost, later to became governor of New Jersey.

There is no consensus as to whether the chitin-binding domain was incorporated in class II proteins that contained a unique Barwin domain, or if the chitin-binding domain was present in all sequences and was lost later on.

According to the predicted phylogeny, it is parsimonious to assume that both of these K+ uptake systems were present in the ancestor of H. werneckii and were lost later in the evolution of this by-far-the-most halotolerant of all of the species analysed.

Hair cells in the mammalian ear are produced during a fixed period of embryonic development, and can be lost later in life as a consequence of acoustic trauma, exposure to ototoxic drugs or inner ear infections.

Eagle transferred her Fulmars to Argus over the course of the battle and two more were lost later in the day.

In angiosperms, the inferred ancestral expression included both male and female reproductive tissues and male-specific expression was lost later in evolution [ 14].

The time point of these three situations agrees with the observation that initial epigenetic change confines within genes with open epigenetic mark in somatic cell and the repression markers are lost later on [ 2].

No tapes to change while recording and then lose later.

With a spade and heart to lose later, that was down one.

The Marlins can clinch the berth Thursday night if they beat the Phillies, the Astros lose and the Dodgers were to lose later tonight or Thursday night at San Diego.

If you stop overeating now, you'll gain less and have less to re-lose later.