Sentence examples for future lost from inspiring English sources

All the evidence points to a much brighter future: lost wildernesses reclaimed with the wild African elephant flourishing.

Pao had sought roughly $16m in past and future lost wages at trial, arguing that without Kleiner Perkins' bias, she would have made a lot more money.

The bank hopes to take advantage of cross-selling opportunities in both units.ING Barings, an Anglo-Dutch investment bank with a doubtful future, lost its chairman and his deputy.

What if they demand future lost revenue, too — money that would have come to Florida next year, and the year after, but won't because people who spent their summer vacations in, say, South Carolina decided that they liked it enough to go back?

But while the lost sale probably will not result in any board liability for this sale, he said, it could provide the basis for possible recourse against the board for future lost sales if it does not comply with its duties.

Never mind that he took a gamble with the UK's future, lost his bet and then opted to retire from what seem likely to be protracted and unpleasant consequences; in media terms he has been able more or less to recede from view.

He has lost his future, losing his loved one.

"There's no future losing money in any of these papers".

MSG and FSNY face an uncertain future, losing the Mets and needing to find summer replacement filler.

Although Rome has said its €9m (£6m) budget has come from private sponsorship, Venice is concerned that it may in future lose funds.

Strategically, this may mean that Royal Mail could in future lose out to competition in the more profitable locations across the country while remaining obliged to provide a service to remote communities.