Sentence examples for have yet been lost from inspiring English sources

Before training (or the marathon itself) it is recommended that you pre-hydrate by drinking only water - sports drinks will not benefit you at this stage, as no electrolytes have yet been lost.

Some uninfected hosts exhibit high levels of defense, providing correlative evidence for past adaptive or anachronic traits to the interaction that have not yet been lost.

In particular, the oil needs to be fresh, meaning that its combustible volatile fractions haven't yet been lost to evaporation.

So the long tradition of petitioning government has not yet been lost.

The claim was denied last night by opposition media outlets, which said that the towns had not yet been lost, but all sides said that heavy fighting was taking place in the area.

One tradition that has not yet been lost is a local dish more widely known than butelo (and, objectively speaking, more palatable): The posta mirandesa, a tender cut of veal from the local cattle breed known as Mirandesa, recognized as a "Protected Designation of Origin" by the European Union.

The committee concluded that the chance to realise a legacy of the Games had not yet been lost, further action needed to ensure it lasted into the future.

My email address is back in business, I'm happy to say, though not all lost messages have yet been recovered.

Although no accurate estimate for the frequency with which [PSI+] is lost has yet been reported, it is certainly lower than 2×10−4 [39] and is probably nearer the frequency for spontaneous nuclear gene mutations i.e. ∼10−6 [40].

We identify that the MACIT transmembrane collagens are widespread in bilaterians, yet have been lost from multiple lineages.

They were instrumental in bringing about an end to slavery, yet their own stories have been lost.