Sentence examples for be lost because they from inspiring English sources

Some of today's State Department employees are no doubt wondering how many Syrian refugees' lives will be lost because they helped to slam the gates shut this time.

"All of this could be lost because they made the rather silly decision of planning to put this new power station on the wrong side of the national park and then they assumed this would not matter.

"People just seem to be lost because they know the economy is bad, but they don't know how bad," said Paul McManus, a portfolio manager at the John Hancock Core Equity Fund.

How many wonderful classic films, masterpieces even, will be lost because they never made the leap from physical to digital?

Some of these alleles will inevitably be lost because they are in low LD with any marker.

Nets may be lost because they i) are severely damaged through wear and tear, fire or other accident; ii) are used for other purposes; or iii) are sold or given away to relatives.

"We know those that are lost because they're ours, Lord," said the Rev. Mel Kawakami, senior minister of Newtown United Methodist.

In the past, Turin says, major collections of recordings were lost because they weren't deemed important.

"So there will be a lot of 'aha' moments I think that are lost because they're not able to demonstrate their technologies," he said.

A lot of times elections are lost and the hope of the public is lost because they don't turn out.

Most ancient Egyptian towns have been lost because they were situated in the cultivated and flooded area of the Nile Valley; many temples and tombs have survived because they were built on ground unaffected by the Nile flood.