Sentence examples for has lost mass from inspiring English sources

Scientists say warming is starting to affect the atmospheric current that regulates weather for the Lower 48, and Greenland's ice sheet — which holds enough water to raise sea levels by 20 feet — has lost mass at a striking rate this season.

It is also important to realize that while the drugs can increase bone mass as shown on bone mineral density tests, the evidence is limited for their ability to prevent fractures in people whose bones have lost mass but have not yet become osteoporotic, unless they have already suffered a low-trauma fracture.

Polls suggest that, having failed to get their supporters to back the union, Labour has lost a mass of support, and could cede as many as 20 of its 41 seats to the SNP.

The promise of a Lord's final has lost its mass appeal.

Feel your dog's back legs to see if he has lost muscle mass.

Cameron's team will visit a glacier that has lost nearly half its mass in the past century, and view evidence that Arctic sea ice is at its lowest level since records began three decades ago.

Connoisseurs may be satisfied with this arrangement — we can watch the broadcast without superciliousness or slumming — but a showbiz populist might complain that, in honoring the products of the studio specialty divisions, the academy has lost touch with the mass audience.

Chacaltaya Glacier has lost 90% of its mass since 1940 and is expected to disappear altogether sometime between 2010 and 2015.

They will also weigh him daily to see how much body mass he has lost through sweating.

The filing notes that Captain Nowak has lost 15percentt of her body mass because of manic-depressive disorder.

He might have asked why, 13 months after it was burnt down, the theatre where his "Rigoletto" and "La Traviata" were first performed remains a ruin, exposed to the sky .Anywhere else, it would have been rebuilt by now," says a restaurateur, worried that the city which invented mass tourism has lost one of its jewels.