Sentence examples for being lost over from inspiring English sources
"The chance of the gene being lost over and over again in the other lineages seems vanishingly small compared with a single transfer from a metazoan to a bacteria".
It is for these reasons that Baker recommends measures that prevent money from being lost over those that seek to recover funds once lost.
The industrial age is over — U.S. coal mining has declined 25percentt since 2008, which resulted in 50,000 jobs being lost over a four-year period.
The SMP, which takes climate change and the geology of the area into account, says that in the north Devon area, 19 residential and commercial properties risk being lost over the next 100 years.
Thames Valley will lose 114 policing jobs and 156 other staff posts, with a total of 800 jobs being lost over four years as the force aims to save £52m.
The old steel bridges that integrate the existing railway lines are structures built with materials that are no longer used and whose knowledge has being lost over the years, often presenting severe problems of deterioration and subjected to loading environments very different from those for which they were designed.
Archaeological evidence that parts of the drawing have been lost over time strengthen the Hercules identification.
8th over: Afghanistan 25-6 (Naib 0, Nabi 1) chasing 197 I'm losing overs here between the wickets.
All my money is lost over there.
The election was lost over five years of strategic failure.
