Sentence examples for being lost to from inspiring English sources

Thus it was being lost to all.

This can be extremely inconvenient and has led to good graduates being lost to UK universities.

And has Platini considered the cost to the NHS of football being lost to the winter?

It's not just ponds being steamrollered for industry, but gazing itself being lost to Twitter.

"That's tens of millions of dollars in retail trade being lost to New York retailers".

It's the exhilaration of losing yourself, and the fear of being lost to yourself forever.

It is time to get behind them or risk them being lost to the NHS.

To stop them being lost to current and future generations of internet users.

It was already seeing contracts being lost to European rivals who could promise Europe-based processing.

It supports the unique artisan skills that were being lost to commodity sourcing.

As the 70s progressed, however, one day in four was being lost to industrial action.