Sentence examples for been lost because they from inspiring English sources

Most ancient Egyptian towns have been lost because they were situated in the cultivated and flooded area of the Nile Valley; many temples and tombs have survived because they were built on ground unaffected by the Nile flood.

Yesterday, congressional Democrats denounced the White House after administration officials acknowledged this week that e-mails dealing with official government business, including the firing of U.S. attorneys, may have been lost because they were improperly sent through political messaging accounts.

"One day we could have a household name that simply goes out of business, because the trust they built up over 90 years of time has been lost because they were unable to take care of their customers over a period of days due to a virus," said D.K. Matai, chief executive of mi2g, a computer security company in London.

Several carcasses have been lost because they were not reported, and one was fed to dogs.

The majority of these presumably have been lost because they were no longer required within the eukaryotic environment.

"We know those that are lost because they're ours, Lord," said the Rev. Mel Kawakami, senior minister of Newtown United Methodist.

In the past, Turin says, major collections of recordings were lost because they weren't deemed important.

Some of today's State Department employees are no doubt wondering how many Syrian refugees' lives will be lost because they helped to slam the gates shut this time.

"So there will be a lot of 'aha' moments I think that are lost because they're not able to demonstrate their technologies," he said.

A lot of times elections are lost and the hope of the public is lost because they don't turn out.

For the River Ems data, the error of omission for the automatic channel extractor is 26%, partly because numerous small channels are lost because they fall below the edge threshold, though these are less than 10 cm deep and unlikely to be hydraulically significant.