Sentence examples for choices lost from inspiring English sources

Within a matter of weeks or months, however, these potential career choices lost their appeal.

As will be explained, it is quite possible for an editor to choose correctly by selecting the less common word more often than not, thereby satisfying DLP (P2>0.5), and yet lose much more information than would be lost in making decisions by coin toss (c≤0.5 bits/word because, in sum, incorrect choices lost more information than correct choices gained), implying P1<0.5 and thus contradicting DLP.

He is the second draft choice lost for the season.

CAVALIERS 112 WIZARDS 108 Darrell Walker, Michael Jordan's second choice, lost his debut as coach of the Washington Wizards.

Even Scott Brown, of Massachusetts, and Linda McMahon, of Connecticut, who strenuously described themselves as pro-choice, lost their bids.

TV Choice lost 4.9% of its sale year on year, and 2.5% on the first half of the year, to record a sale of 1,302,382.

Mr. Harkin was among those who were skeptical of the claim that disheartened supporters of Mr. Obama or Mrs. Clinton would abandon the party if their choice lost and possibly back Mr. McCain.

Females that spent more time on the territories of high-quality, high-activity males displayed greater energetic expenditure on mate choice, lost more mass, and showed a trend towards producing smaller follicles.

Among receptive females there was no relationship between initial body mass and the quality of males visited; however, receptive females that visited high-quality males spent more energy on mate choice, lost more mass, and showed a strong trend towards developing smaller follicles (Fig 2a c).

He turns his son away, but Simone has no choice, losing hers twice over.

You may be giving them a choice: lose your chance of a home or lose your job".