Sentence examples for be lost over from inspiring English sources

"Can the agreement be lost over the next few weeks?

Will that common ground be lost over the downing of the SU-24?

Diverse communities strike a fragile balance that can easily be lost over time, the study found.

"Some of the boreal species may be lost over the next 150 years.

But markings on trees, along with the knowledge that a stand has been spiked, may be lost over the very many years that a forest stands.

At least 20% of the world's species will be lost over the next two decades, and that is a hopeful estimate.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, recently forecast that 35,000 North Sea oil-related jobs could be lost over the next five years.

"Astonishingly one in eight roles will be lost over the next three years," said David Fleming, national officer of the Unite union.

The largest is $24bn of running costs, which is why 7,000 jobs will be lost over the next two years.

But she said she worried about the $1 billion in state revenue from the Seminole Indian casinos in Florida, which would be lost over five years, if private casinos were approved.

The CBI expects another 15,000 jobs in financial services firms to be lost over the next three months, adding to the 26,000 financial jobs that have gone since October 2008.