Sentence examples for become almost lost from inspiring English sources

News of species going extinct has become almost lost in the noise of environmental degradation engulfing us.

In this situation they became almost "lost" in that clinical specialty, and tended to lose regular contact with their family physician supervisor or overall coordinator.

They were lost in a system they didn't even believe in; they had become almost as lost as Takkin.

The truth of what had really happened between the crowd and the congressmen had become almost immaterial, lost in Breitbart's fog of words.

"What appealed to us about the idea of doing Sherlock in the present day is that the characters have become almost literally lost in the fog," he said.

As a result, the particles become almost neutral, losing their repulsive negative charges, and they rapidly agglomerate and fall as sediment to the bottom of the riverbed, where their increased size scatters light in the sky-blue spectrum.

Later, the cells lose their mobility, become almost spherical, and produce a thick layer of mucus, forming the cell capsule.

In his view, no matter how clean our hospitals become, we have almost lost the war.

Saute, stirring from time to time, until they have lost their moisture and become almost crisp.

Dropped catches, for example, lose their frustrating character, and become almost desirable".

The characteristic biconcave shape is lost in the first minutes, and the cells become almost flat (Fig. 3B).