Sentence examples for be permanently lost from inspiring English sources

For the research groups, this has resulted "in the freeze of research projects and the firing of researchers in non-permanent positions, who may be permanently lost [from] the system," Moro-Martín writes.

Productive farmland would never be permanently lost.

Physical therapy and anti-inflammatory agents can afford some relief, but many patients ultimately require surgery, particularly if there is a chance that muscle strength will be permanently lost.

Cloning extinct species would be a dramatic event as it brings back into existence something thought to be permanently lost.

In 2002, Einhorn uncovered flaws in Allied's accounting; it valued certain holdings above the quoted market prices and recorded write-downs only when it determined that money would be permanently lost.

Long-term trends in English settlement, which encroached past the border between the Cherokee and South Carolina that had been set by treaty at Long Cane Creek (west of modern-day Greenwood, South Carolina), elevated Cherokee concern that vital hunting grounds would be permanently lost.

(Nureyev's face, meanwhile, is permanently lost in transcendent feeling).

But orders have not been permanently lost to suppliers elsewhere, Mr. Tang said.

If your bag is permanently lost, generally the liability limit is $3,000 for a domestic passenger.

What happens when we hope to capture or restore something that is permanently lost?

Millions and millions of jobs have been permanently lost in these industries.