Sentence examples for ironically lost from inspiring English sources

What's ironically lost relative to what Amazon is, and is not, revolves around perhaps the most boring moniker in business: Logistics.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) found a three page white paper that mentioned another aircraft impact analysis, involving impact of a jet at, was indeed considered, but the original documentation of the study was, ironically, lost when Port Authority offices were destroyed in the collapse of the World Trade Center.

Hochschild writes that their affair ironically lost Leopold more popularity in Belgium than any of his crimes in the Congo; consequently, few of his former allies were willing to defend him once he became the target of the international protest movement led by the Congo Reform Association.

The pop that the self-consciously futuristic Human League helped predict, an ideologically defiant non-rock combination of glamorous spectacle, abstract visuals and electronically constructed pop sensation, now dominates what is left of the commercial mainstream, but the group poignantly spend their time exiled from fashion, appearing to ironically lose touch with modern realities.

Ironically, losing to Khadr in court and eating a $20 million loss might have been less costly for the Liberals than their attempt to proactively save some money (or amend the gross violation of justice that has characterized most of Khadr's life in custody).

Ironically it lost its own footing in the Tongan lexicon when the king, in his campaign against phonetic duplication, abolished the letter "b" in favor of "p".

Ironically, Lampson lost his House seat in 2004 thanks to the redrawing (some say gerrymandering) done by DeLay and his Texas allies, in part because solid Republican voting districts were parcelled out to support Republican candidates in neighbouring marginal districts.

(Somewhat ironically, Célestin lost his place in the second round of the 2011 election to Martelly, after inspectors from the Organization of American States determined that many of Célestin's first-round votes had been fraudulently obtained).

Ironically, having lost the second goal after Dillon was sent off, United were also without their captain when Celtic, who had two great opportunities to take the lead in the opening 10 minutes, took the lead just before the half-hour.

Ironically, it lost Russia by turning a blind eye to these same maladies.

Physicist Vladimir Fortov called off the confiscation on 6 March, but ironically he lost that authority after becoming science minister.