Architectural details that are lost by day suddenly proclaim themselves.
"We talk from April to October," Tim said, "about how many games are lost by pitchers' throws to bases.
As contracts are lost by public sector bidders, the teams that would have delivered them will be made redundant because funds will not be available to pay them.
Abetz said 1586 working days, or about $370,000 in wages, are lost by a clause that would allow a half day on the last day before shutdown.
At one level, "The Stranger's Child" can seem an exercise in fairly conservative pastoral elegy, centered on two English family houses, both of which are lost by their declining families.
The team he left has slumped toward the bottom of the standings, where clubs fear the tens of millions of pounds that are lost by dropping out of the richest league in world soccer.
TWO old political saws hold that elections are lost by governments, not won by opposition parties, and that foreign policy does not sway voters unless the country is actually at war.
In addition, it is a boost to purchasing power on a scale that was not seen in either the early 1980s or 1990s recessions.Now, of course, any gains to oil consumers are lost by oil producers.
Lawyers don't seem to mind much when cases of their are lost by reversals on appeal, if the reversal is made by Judge Hand, and jurists rank his decisions with those of Holmes and Brandeis.
In this experiment, most of the routing packets are lost by collisions.
Additionally, for realistic conditions, in each cycle, few percents of the injected energy are lost by conduction into the rocks.
