Sentence examples for been lost of how from inspiring English sources

But amid the confusion sight has been lost of how high the stakes remain: up for grabs is whether the English NHS will remain truly national.

"Particularly in these small physical spaces of New York," she said, young couples may not realize just "how much was lost of their own individual identity" until they move out.

New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg (D-Teaneck) who said she's lost count of how many of her colleagues have been arrested in her two decades in office, said whether it's New Jersey or other states, it's more than laws and watchdogs.

The actor laughed and admitted he's lost track of how many times he's won or been nominated for the award.

Michael Anderson, 55, a Minneapolis resident, said he's lost count of how many times the city's police "have called me n****r in the past 40 years".

With that change has come an awareness both of how many opportunities for study have been lost to blinkered thinking, and of how much very basic ground still needs to be explored.

Nobody else will tell you when Main Street is closed for repairs; why the library has been losing books; how the balance of parish council power works out.

"That's what's been lost this year... that whole sense of changing how Washington works," Obama admitted last week on his failure to bridge the partisan divide.

Anybody who proposes deregulation in the future (sorry, I meant "self-regulation") should be required to let the public know just how much money it could cost, how many jobs might be lost, and how much of our nation's beauty and other priceless treasures might scarred or destroyed.

Here a fragment of marble, there an isolated neo-classical column propped up by wooden posts, elsewhere a ragged section of dusty-pink fresco are poignant reminders of what was lost and how much has yet to be rebuilt.

We're losing sight of how this is happy news.