Sentence examples for between lost from inspiring English sources

Hard-working Britons in between lost out.

Equation (6.19) is another demonstration of the relation between lost work and entropy generation, in this case manifested as power that needs to be supplied because of dissipation in the wake.

But this was not Luton's first Wembley appearance of the season – a month earlier, they'd faced Division Two side Reading in the final of the Simod Cup, accepting a 4-1 deconstruction for their trouble – and in between, lost an FA Cup semi-final to Wimbledon, who would go on to amaze Liverpool and everybody else in the final.

Thus, the trade-off between lost local parental wages vs. increased remittances makes the sign of Eq. (8) unclear.

But there was a weak association – with all headache types, but most strongly pMOH – between lost productive time and the probability of depression or, less so, anxiety.

They estimate that between lost work and poor performance at work from lack of sleep, the U.S. alone loses $411 billion each year.

"The FIVB ranking approach makes no distinction between losing and not competing.

Exam boards navigate between losing the trust of universities and losing the patronage of schools.

The distance between losing territory and being a loser is not too great.

There is a big difference between losing a limb at 21 and at 70.

The United States took third place, defeating England by 67 in the playoff between losing semifinalists.