Sentence examples for conditions lost from inspiring English sources
Before then, Jenson Button, normally so strong in wet conditions, lost a nose cone attempting to pass Nick Heidfeld's BMW Sauber coming out of the swimming pool complex.
Abbas, unable to stop work on the fence or to ameliorate Palestinian living conditions, lost the last vestiges of support he had had among the Palestinian public.
Under the new plan, homeowners who fall behind because of extenuating conditions — lost jobs, declining wages, family illnesses — are eligible, regardless of whether their rates have increased or not.
In its complaint, it said that Duke Realty and other defendants "are reaping the benefits of the new buildings and all the new development, while CNA is stuck paying the tab through degraded conditions, lost productivity and a rent far higher than the market would support for this property".
Compared to untreated cells, cells that were exposed to the above treatment conditions lost their elongated phenotype.
In contrast, the endogenous P5CR protein from E. coli (encoded by proC), isolated and tested under the same experimental conditions, lost more than 50% activity within 24 h.
It estimated that those subjected to such conditions lose at least $23bn a year in unpaid wages and recruitment fees.
Also, wrestlers who win under these conditions lose more than they should when they later face the same opponents, suggesting "repayment in kind".
The carbonyl-derived catalysts are stable under reaction conditions, losing only about 13% of their initial activities after 24 hours of reaction.
The results showed that the lyase-resistant tetrasaccharide compositions [1,1,2,1,4] and [1,1,2,1,3] were converted to the trisaccharide composition [1,1,1,1,1] at slightly basic conditions, losing one glucosamine residue with three and two sulfo groups, respectively.
Ford Olinger, a golf pro from Indiana with a degenerative hip condition, lost a similar case at the appeals court level and will now almost certainly have a chance to go back into court.
