Sentence examples for is currently lost from inspiring English sources

Great advertising should exist in great environments, but this is currently lost.

DL Byron, the Seattle-based inventor of the Clip-n-Seal, a device that closes plastic bags, shipped several cases of products to Amazon last fall, but said the merchandise is currently lost in an Amazon facility.

By creating more out of less in the built environment – warmer homes and offices, lower energy bills, and the community spirit of local energy generation, not to mention the boost to jobs and local economies – energy and climate change can become a voter priority, and re-enfranchise those whose faith in democracy is currently lost.

This information is currently lost when data are extracted from the GIN (although it is retained by BGS) so we would encourage INTERMAGNET to give consideration to time stamping or version control of data.

Bitcoin also seems to have been introduced to manage remittance to developing countries thanks to it low-cost operating structure, especially as a lot of money is currently lost in fees along the remittance process.

The relatively large fraction of NPP that is currently lost to fire in a number of Western US ecosystems represents, in part, the return of some of this historically accumulated C to the atmosphere, and sets the stage for future C uptake in these forested ecosystems.

It is currently losing market share in its "Search" function; our current Board has failed to bring in a talented and experienced CEO to replace Jerry Yang and return Jerry to his role as Chief Yahoo!, and currently it is witnessing a meaningful exodus of talent.

We estimate that AOL's Display business is currently losing over $500 million per year, including $150 million in Patch alone.

But when so many newspapers are losing cash (Times Newspapers Limited is currently losing £240,000 a day), some in the industry are hoping Murdoch has got it right.

The financial numbers are pretty bleak - it expects to post a €700m operating loss this year at its core car-making division, and is currently losing €200m per month.

Goslar, a town of 50,000, has shrunk by 4,000 in the last decade and is currently losing as many as 1,500 to 2,000 people a year.