Sentence examples for believed to be lost from inspiring English sources

Tragically, most of Strongheart's films are now believed to be lost.

Long believed to be lost, "The City Without Jews" was surprisingly rediscovered in a Paris flea market three years ago.

It is rumored to have once belonged to the Duke of Devonshire, and Charles II owned a finished version that is now believed to be lost.

Following a poorly received 1955 premiere in Yorkshire, England, in a heavily censored version, it was long believed to be lost.

The movie screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 1966, but it hasn't been shown publicly since then and was widely believed to be lost.

Both existing (Extant) and titles believed to be lost (Not Extant), by chronological year, listed separately as A. and B. Use Fédération Internationale des Archives du Film FIAFF) abbreviation (see Archival Film Print Collections Site Key).

The company is believed to be losing significant amounts of money.

Chinese steelmakers are believed to be losing about $34£2323) a tonne on the crude steel they produce.

Uber is widely believed to be losing money as it offers financial incentives to drivers to gobble up market share.

ABC is believed to be losing more than $150 million annually on "Monday Night Football," on an average rights fee of $550 million.

Mr. Kirch's own pay-television business, Premiere, has never turned a profit and is believed to be losing more than $1 billion this year.