Sentence examples for have moved lost from inspiring English sources

In most cases, he said, people who are looking to resell their Groupons have moved, lost a job or experienced some other major change.

But under the GOP bill, people who have moved, lost their mail, filled out a form incorrectly or forgot they needed to renew by a certain date would not lose coverage temporarily — it would likely be lost forever.

If a treasured shrub is on the site of a future swimming pool and the excavator is coming on Tuesday, it may be better to have moved and lost than not to have moved at all.

Over the last four years, half of all RAE members have moved and lost their registration status.

More seriously, some places seem to have moved or been lost altogether.

Tracing cohort members who have moved or otherwise lost contact with the study is vital.

Study participants could have moved or been lost to follow-up, therefore these data represent minimal incidence estimates for the population.

The person may still have hurt feelings from your rejection or have moved on and lost interest in you.

Many people from Bhaktapur city have moved out because they lost their homes – 40% of buildings have been destroyed here.

The Rev. Cecil Williams, pastor of the Glide Memorial Methodist Church, perhaps the sole remaining influential church, with more than 50 social and community programs, says that as blacks have moved, the churches have lost their base.

Moody's said the United States and other major Western nations, particularly Britain, have moved "substantially" closer to losing their gilt-edged ratings.