Sentence examples for experts lost from inspiring English sources

The economic machine has seized up largely, it could be argued, because we made money too complicated and even the experts lost sight of what it really is.

Rafsanjani who is no friend of Ahmadinejad chairs the powerful Assembly of Experts, lost to Ahmadinejad in 2005 and is clearly supporting Mir Hossein Mousavi.

There are reports of a "reverse brain drain" as South Asian tech experts lose their jobs and quit the country.

Even as a team of investigators descends on Florida in response to a death from anthrax, it is smallpox that has many experts losing sleep.

Many experts lose their credibility when there's a certain segment of their industry or a certain portion of the general public that gets entertained by particular kinds of prophecies.

John Kremer, a Navy explosives expert, lost both his legs below the knee after stepping on a mine in Afghanistan in 2010.

Would-be saviors and so-called experts seem lost and spouting nonsense, while seen-it-all Haitians note the absurdities playing out before them.

In recent months car bombs have killed scores, and bomb detonation experts have lost their lives trying to disarm intricately fabricated booby traps.

In contrast, the hard-line chairman of the Assembly of Experts, Mohammad Yazdi, lost his seat not just against one rival but in a field that allocated sixteen slots for Tehran representatives.

Wildlife experts have lost contact with Happy Feet, the penguin that they released back into the wild last week.

Parents in-turn refute that argument, claiming that experts have lost touch with the realities of raising a child.