Sentence examples for creation lost from inspiring English sources

The authors said: "Great wealth creation lost some of its momentum in 2015 … It is too early to tell if the past 30 years' extraordinary period of wealth creation is coming to an end, but it's clearly slowing".

The time of creation is lost if a linear accelerator is used, however ToF information can be recovered if the square wave has sharp edges.

You know, the "creation of lost jobs".

Among the potentially millions of creations that lost their public-domain status were Sergei Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf, Picassoo's "Guernica," the British films of Alfred Hitchcock, Astrid Lindgren's earliest Pippi Longstocking books, stories by H. G. Wells, the drawings of M. C. Escher, Fritz Lang's "Metropolis," Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless" and Leni Riefenstahl's "Triumph of the Will".

There is a glut of the stuff, and even the best creations get lost in the noise.

The idea that higher spending and higher tax rates are good for economic growth and job creation is losing its appeal.

"I think there's a difference in the business models between venture capital, people who do job creation and lose money for a whole long period of time, sometimes as many as 18 or 20 years, and people who just make money because they're financial engineers.

"But before they reconstruct the world they lost in their creation story," D'Agata writes, "the Cahto make a point of lingering on the details of the flood's devastation, noting how it methodically disassembled the world around them by erasing each part of it, piece by piece by piece: the mountains, trees, birds, people, weather, dirt, and light".

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Many of his custom creations have been lost.

The V&A's exhibition about this medieval English success story is a loving re-creation of a lost artistic achievement.