Sentence examples for is in lost from inspiring English sources

Although these disorders may cause absenteeism, the biggest impact is in lost productivity.

Gordon argues that the key impact is in lost opportunity: "Overly strict regulations can be a barrier to entry in using nuclear power.

Most of the cost, $3.57 billion, is in lost productivity related to the physical and mental disabilities that arise from being born prematurely, Dr. Leonardo Trasande, an associate professor at New York University's Langone Medical Center, and colleagues reported in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.

Here, as she is in "Lost in Translation," Coppola is fascinated by memory, by moments -- good and bad -- that will never be forgotten, moments at the center of which are young women on the verge of something they cannot quite articulate but feel compelled to act upon.

This should still allow you to track the phone if it is in "Lost Mode," but some users report issues.[6].

The danger is in losing control of who knows and who doesn't.

Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell have been in losing situations before.

It was in losing at the third, the Belmont Stakes, that he became a legend.

This allowed the researchers to see how often people weighed and how successful participants were in losing weight.

In Williams' case, the risk was in losing his job and his stature.

President Bush is in a lose-lose situation.