Sentence examples for be lost of from inspiring English sources
In examining this record sight must never be lost of the limited scope of our reviewing power.
Nothing should be lost of its harshness and the violence inflicted on the language which, for that matter, I had made an effort to reproduce as best as I could in my Italian original," unquote.
Although there apparently was no shareholders' agreement, sight should not be lost of the fact that the Board members, either individually or as representatives of entities owning substantial blocks of OPENLANE stock, controlled the "vote" with approximately sixty percent of OPENLANE stock.
Accidents do happen, but sight cannot be lost of the concept of road safety.
Sight should therefore not be lost of the favorable effect that the introduction and progressive improvement in H. pylori treatment guidelines, coupled with the generalized use of antibiotics which took place in the latter half of the 20th century, may have had on the observed trends.
Nine were lost of follow-up, 39/117 (33%) had no biochemical progression (mean follow-up: 45 months).
Anyone who is lost, of course, wants to be found.
Censored observations, corresponding to patient survivors that were lost of follow-up, are represented by circles.
One hundred thirty-five patients (8%) were lost of view within the year following ICU discharge.
"There were lost of tackles going in and I thought the referee handled it very well.
