Sentence examples for be lost into from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon makes the planet habitable, by trapping heat that would otherwise be lost into space.

Besides the likelihood of extending those measures, which were part of the $787 billion stimulus law earlier this year, the president and Congress were also weighing additional steps, given projections that jobs will continue to be lost into the middle of next year despite signs of economic recovery, possibly driving the unemployment rate above 10percentt.

He added: "If significant amounts of soil carbon continue to be lost into the atmosphere then this will make it harder and more expensive to keep temperature increases well under 2C [above pre-industrial levels] as set out in the Paris agreement.

However, this could also reduce the yield% of liquid NUCF in the final product as more LA would be lost into urea adducts.

If the time was too short the reduced [11C]CH4 would not be separated thorougly enough from the H2, but when the time was too long the produced [11C]CH4 would be lost into waste.

Detailed knowledge of these processes is important for model predictions of what will happen to the composition and density of our atmosphere in the long-term future; for example, it could tell us whether the entire atmosphere will eventually evaporate and be lost into space.

Thus, the circulatory capacity is increased, and fluid is lost into the tissues.

Any nutrients and water that are not taken up by the roots can be recycled, rather than being lost into the soil.

When the water emerges from the cave roof, carbon dioxide is lost into the cave atmosphere and some of the calcium carbonate is precipitated.

In early compression storage systems — technically known as diabatic — this heat has been lost into their surroundings, making them less efficient.

Calculations suggest that the overall heat balance of the Earth is showing a positive trend, with more solar heat coming in than thermal energy that is lost into space.