Sentence examples for expect to be lost from inspiring English sources

The proportions of women who we expect to be lost to follow-up are therefore estimated at around 10%, 20 % and 60 in the HIVW, SPSW and RMW groups, respectively.

"Next year, we don't expect to be losing attendance, not after the entertainment we've provided.

Around 350 jobs are expected to be lost as a result.

Any specific reference to women's rights activists is expected to be lost.

No jobs are expected to be lost, a Wachovia spokesman said.

The local authority in which most homes are expected to be lost in the next 20 years is Cornwall, with 76.

The number of jobs at stake there is much larger than the 2,000 expected to be lost at Dagenham.

After the debate, Paul Ryan, Mr. Romney's running mate, mentioned the 700,000 jobs that could be expected to be lost in a speech in Virginia.

In all, some 2.09 million bushels, about a third of the crop, are expected to be lost in what farmers say is the worst crop damage in memory.

INSIDE PITCH Shortstop REY ORDONEZ, who was expected to be lost for the season, said he might be able to return next month.

But fears are growing for the future of Tata Steel's Port Talbot plant, where 1,000 jobs were expected to be lost as part of the turnaround plan.