Sentence examples for explains the lost from inspiring English sources

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One scenario to explain the lost Boeing 777 involves him incapacitating passengers and crew and setting the controls for a remote crash site.

This indicates that the microRNA-223 cut-off seems not to be stable and this can explain the lost of its prognostic value for OS prediction in the extended cohort.

In one of the earliest stories a mother and daughter are desperate to take home a dog advertised for adoption because, as the mum explains, the kid lost her own dog the week before.

No, I can't explain the lose-five, win-five, get-no-hit Dodgeitherther, but I can tell you they are hamstrung.

But what honestly is the Tom Rockliff 'debate' except for an easy and accessible narrative device through which the media and fans can explain away the lost decade of an entire professional sporting organisation?

On election night, N.D.P. politicians were saying, on Canadian radio, at least, that the unpopularity of their pro-niqab stance in Quebec led to their collapse there — without quite being able to explain why the lost votes would go to the equally niqab-serene Trudeau.

When a junior education minister in the present government pointed out that some 3,000 jobs could be saved because there were now fewer schoolchildren needing to be taught, his boss had to calm the storm by explaining that the lost jobs would not be teaching ones.The temptation, therefore, is to let matters rest.

On election night, N.D.P. politicians were saying, on Canadian radio, at least, that the unpopularity of their pro-niqab stance in Quebec led to their collapse there without quite being able to explain why the lost votes would go to the equally niqab-serene Trudeau.

When teeth fall out, he explained, the mouth loses some of its structural support and turns in on itself; that can lead to distorted speech and, in the absence of dentures, force a person to eat only soft foods, which can lead to poor nutrition.

The concept of stepping on a piece of "stray sod" is part of Irish folklore and signifies, as one character explains, the sense of "being lost in what once were reassuring surroundings.

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