Sentence examples for are considered lost from inspiring English sources

Items overdue by more than 45 days are considered lost and you will be charged, in addition to any accrued overdue fine, for its replacement and the processing charges incurred by the library to acquire the replacement.

Happily, only 18 of those are considered lost (a very good ratio for early cinema), and some of what remains can be viewed on a new DVD, Lumière, le Film!, revealing an oft-forgotten world of film-making, and snapshots of our ancestors at work and play.

This is in contrast to S-I and S-II where the corrupted frames are considered lost.

Note that service messages are considered lost when the number of waiting service messages exceeds a defined threshold; the service messages with the lowest priorities are thus dropped.

The last two classics are considered lost.

But a very, very small percentage of bags can't be matched up with their owners and are considered lost forever.

All, however, should not be considered lost.

Micheaux's first film, The Homesteader, also 1919, is considered lost.

After that, the item is considered lost and the borrower has to replace it.

That was to "give sufficient time for the ballot paper to have arrived before it was considered lost".

For the best part, they were considered lost, with no way of interacting with the outside world.