Sentence examples for be lost to nothing from inspiring English sources

So let's get real and not allow more precious young lives to be lost to nothing".

"That they could be lost to irresponsible development would be nothing short of tragic".

But there is nothing outside the march so nothing can be lost to it.

As a result, some of our humanity is lost, to say nothing of efficient travel.

This means almost nothing is lost to overhead, fundraising expense or oversize surpluses.

There are all sorts of small things that you should store up and use, nothing is lost to a writer.

And when you're losing to re-runs, you've got nothing to lose.

In a review of 23 low- and medium-income countries, it has been estimated that US$84 billion of economic production could be lost if nothing is done to address long-term conditions in developing countries [ 7] and costs to the health system are significant [ 8].

There is nothing to be lost by adding probiotics to the duck's rehydration fluid.

"Or it will go into a civil war, and all will be lost, and there will be nothing to be done here anymore.

You might be tempted to take the deduction even though you have no documentation, on the grounds that the government was losing nothing to which it was entitled.