Sentence examples for increasingly lost to from inspiring English sources

Scotland has been increasingly lost to me over the years; almost everybody I loved there has died.

"'Try being pregnant for three years!"' The "Open Shutter" pictures do reclaim the expectant mystery long associated with photography but today increasingly lost to the immediacy of digital imaging.

In addition, when the function of one of the electron carrier complexes is impaired electrons are not shuttled properly through the electron transport chain (ETC) and are increasingly lost to molecular oxygen, resulting in increased ROS formation [19].

Also, manganese and silicon which are deoxidizers are increasingly lost at increased water depth (Omajene et al. 2014).

Much of the city's prosperity was built on its port, which served transatlantic and imperial trade, but, as trade switched increasingly to Europe, Liverpool found itself on the wrong side of the country and increasingly lost business to ports in the south and east.

But it has increasingly lost out to rivals like Samsung and Apple that now dominate the lucrative smartphone market.

Mr David-Weill ruled over Lazard during its best years as well as its steady unravelling in the late 1990s as it increasingly lost out to bigger, better financed and diversified competitors.

In the 1990s both papers rode a series of alternative rock trends Manchester rock-dance crossover, grunge, Britpop bands such as Oasis and Blur but increasingly lost ground to the new music magazines such as Q, Mojo, and Select.

At higher activities (>50 kBq), linearity was increasingly lost owing to dead time (data not shown).

She has been the one bright light in his life, the one reliable, constant source of joy, especially these last few months as things have fallen steadily apart and as Anne has become increasingly lost and depressed" – to Anne, to Rasbach, a calm, cool, colourless sort of a detective.

Architects have increasingly lost the ability to shape cities to real estate and market-driven trends, reduced to designing condominiums for the one percent.