Sentence examples for has ever been lost from inspiring English sources

Three million refugees have been admitted to the US since the resettlement program began in 1980, and over nearly 40 years "no American life has ever been lost in a terrorist act by a refugee", Arbeiter said.

But I doubt that anyone has ever been lost or saved by accepting God or renouncing Him (or Her).

But there is no evidence that Omp85 has ever been lost and I have explained why its loss would normally be lethal.

My body and mind were shutting down; it was as if I could feel all the people who had ever been lost at sea around me.

MILAN, Aug. 12 — If you have ever been lost on the tiny, twisting, one-way back streets of Prague, Brussels or Milan, you have a pretty good idea why navigation devices that use the Global Positioning System are vastly more popular in Europe than in the United States.

In short, the team assessed that only 302,000 bitcoins have ever been lost due to transaction malleability.

If you've ever been lost in the midst of all the 3D printing technologies, you know how hard it is to get a grip on the different machinery, applications and companies involved.

If you've ever been lost on a trail while in the company of a directionally-savvy dog, then you'll have no trouble believing what science is calling a breakthrough discovery: dogs and other mammals may possess a "compass" in their eyes.

As there is no evidence that 20S proteasomes have ever been lost by free-living organisms, this implies that they are a very substantial advance on HslV, the patchy distribution of which among negibacteria suggests several losses – perhaps you might attribute it solely to lateral gene transfer!

In early 2008, it was quickly being forgotten that Obama had ever been losing the black vote, and losing it badly.

"Who, in the American movies, has ever been so lost?" More pointedly, she describes the unique fear that envelopes Saladin during the hostage crisis, when to be an Iranian in America was to be loathed and spit upon.