Sentence examples for as lost time from inspiring English sources

"I don't see it as lost time," Mr. Becker said.

While the large number of abandoned designs and false starts could be perceived as lost time and resources, these prototyping and debugging phases foreground necessary design considerations such as the importance of units when engaging in measurement and highlight the large space of design possibilities.

The time that had been subtracted from my desired reading time by schoolwork and activities was being made up for by each page I read, as lost time turned into all the time, and a book in hand became my standard accessory.

The Death and Dying Distress Scale (DADDS) [ 52, 53] is a self-report instrument assessing specific concerns of advanced cancer patients concerning insecurity about ones end of life, being a burden to others, as well as lost time and opportunities.

Staff also noted the opportunity costs for missed work, such as lost time for tending crops: "People come from very far…Now I can do my work…I've started working on my garden…That will stop someone from coming to access their management of the drug".

Know that there is no such thing as lost time.

Räikkönen qualified third as he lost time on one corner, which he called "all my fault".

In both disorders, higher disability (measured as lost productive time using the HALT index [20]) was also associated with greater probability of consulting, but this was almost entirely explained by a large step-up between minimal and mild disability.

And no one has made up for lost time quite as effectively or enthusiastically as Takei.

Even families that have been reunited feel a tinge of regret for lost time as they readjust to life together.

The film is, finally, not so much a recapture of lost time as a history of the way we have felt about lost time.