Sentence examples for forms of loss from inspiring English sources

Their investigations uncover gruesome examples of cruelty (a corpse whose ears have been severed) as well as less vivid but even more heartbreaking forms of loss.

One group of scientists argues that, of the two forms of loss, melt is the more worrisome, as, in a warming world, it must increase.

Controls should take account of other forms of loss and flows of nitrogen between grassland and other components of the whole-farm system and, in most instances, should result in an overall reduction in nitrogen inputs.

"A posthumous poet," Gunn calls Robert Duncan in his unproductive last years, but the phrase could as well apply to Gunn himself: a poet in the wake of death, awakened everywhere to forms of loss, giving his dead a decent burial and then getting back talk from them, finding new delight and wondering if he has a right to it.

Forms of loss are framed by different cosmologies, leading to very different ways of dealing with loss, ranging from repression strategies to full acceptance or fatalism.

Though we assume that there must be some information loss in translation from presumably continuous personal beliefs to discrete and ordered response scales, the causes and forms of loss have not been widely studied.

Studies are warranted for the effectiveness of SAM supplementation with less severe forms of loss-of-function PRS-I mutations.

Mr. Bowers wrote five collections of poetry, including "For Louis Pasteur" (1990), "The Astronomers" (1965) and "The Form of Loss" (1956).

Liquefaction of foundation soils imposes geotechnical hazards primarily in the form of loss of bearing capacity and permanent ground deformations.

Even Zionism itself felt, at that time, like a form of loss — the loss of a European culture that had rejected, and was now murdering, Jews.

After dabbling in experimental prose, he turned, under the tutelage of Winters, to formal verse and at 32 published his first poetry collection, "The Form of Loss".