Sentence examples for being lost from the from inspiring English sources

Increased blood volume is an indication that fluid is being lost from the circulation into the extracellular fluid.

"The idea is to figure out how much moisture is being lost from the surface under different conditions," he said.

Administrators from KPMG said they had "no option" but to shut the factories, given the amount of cash being lost from the business.

The housing minister, Wendy Lovell, says the government is spending $1.3bn to maintain public housing, preventing 9,500 homes being lost from the system.

Alternatively, the volume of ice being lost from the two main ice sheets every year is about the same as all the water that flows out of the Mississippi River in a year.

The mentor register was launched in 2009 with the aim of retaining knowledge that was being lost from the public sector as people retired or left for other reasons.

The lost packets refer to the number of packets that are lost from the downstream traffic during the HOL.

The Devils were lost from the start.

The water vapour would be lost from the planet forever.

The ACTU estimates $21bn could be lost from the economy.

Those are not likely to be lost from the top down but from the bottom up.