Sentence examples for is effectively lost from inspiring English sources

I found it surprising there is no mention of water usage in the construction industry where a lot of water use in concrete production is effectively lost for ever and in certain areas such as Reno the lack of enough water can slow up construction projects and will continue to do so.

As a result, the a-priori knowledge and transparency on pricing in urban transport, which has been a norm for decades, is effectively lost.

We note that in the region configuration (used in [46]) the overall topology of the face is effectively lost, while in configurations such as it is largely retained (while still allowing for deformations in each region).

However, these analyses do not allow for a direct quantitative comparison between separate expression studies and therefore a lot of the information contained in the experiment is effectively lost.

A player might craft a rare item that can be sold via eBay; if such digital property is stolen, the player is effectively losing real money.

Consequently, information about the effects of ESWT in 310 patients with heel pain was effectively lost to re-analysis.

Without persistence, links to online resources are likely to break and resources be effectively lost.

"First, calling attention to this exciting early American art form that has been effectively lost.

Thus, the counterweight of labor to the ever-increasing political clout of big business was effectively lost.

As we slipped down rain-slick slopes and squelched through thick grass, it was hard not to feel as though we were effectively lost in the forest.

The recitation of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets in modern British accents means many of his puns and rhymes are effectively lost in translation.