Sentence examples for considered a lost from inspiring English sources

Most of all, S.O.S. officials say they wish Redesdale would trap squirrels only where reds and grays are currently competing, in the north, rather than in areas more toward the south, like Hexham, which are considered a lost cause.

The Kings were considered a lost cause before Darryl Sutter took over as the coach at midseason, guiding them to a 25-13-11 record in the final months.

Baek and Moon (2014) considered a lost sales production-inventory system in an uncertain environment.

Considered a lost film for decades after its release, it was eventually rediscovered and first released to home video in 1982.

For many years, Wings was considered a lost film until a print was found in the Cinémathèque Française film archive in Paris and quickly copied from nitrate film to safety film stock.

Instead, Lerner saw an opportunity in the one form of transport that many considered a lost cause: the bus.

Nonetheless, he chose to lead a company that others might have considered a losing proposition.

The idea of a woman running for the top job in the chancellor's office was considered a losing proposition.

The way the monthly jobs numbers have been interpreted by economic and political observers, 110,000 jobs per month would be considered a losing number for Mr. Obama and 165,000 a winning one.

If Beijing bows to the public pressure to let Leung step down, it may be considered a losing face matter for the "big boss," the central government.

But, when the stockpile runs out of cards before the tableau, it is considered a lose.