Sentence examples for could be lost from from inspiring English sources
The ACTU estimates $21bn could be lost from the economy.
To have a sense of how many jobs could be lost, from peak to trough in the Great Recession, unemployment in the UK increased by nearly 1.2 million.
As many as six players, at least three of whom were projected to be starters, could be lost from next season's team as a result of the fight.
London Councils' analysis suggests £245m could be lost from London's schools, equivalent to 5,873 full-time teachers or 11,598 full-time teaching assistants.
Britain could be lost from the EU and the union would survive, but if Le Pen won and took France out, European integration would be dead.
Castro wrote a report for Itif in August predicting as much as $35bn could be lost from the US cloud computing market by 2016 if foreign clients pull out their businesses.
One hundred officers from Warwickshire Police - 10% of the force - could be lost and 180 from Devon and Cornwall Police.
Comparisons to Amy Winehouse are unlikely to stop: Only Love Can Hurt Like This and Taste My Own Tears sound like they could be lost B-sides from the late singer's catalogue.
In then has to survive what may be hundreds of millions of years where it could be lost or destroyed from an earthquake perhaps, or simply buried under more recent rocks and inaccessible to researchers - we can only excavate fossils from places where they are exposed on the surface after all, and here there's the big problem.
Ultimately, the greatest gift you could possibly give yourself is appreciating your great space, being humble about all that you have in your life, heart, and home, because life can take unexpected turns, objects could be lost or taken from you, and what matters are those people trickling into your home.
