Sentence examples for is lost entirely from inspiring English sources
If they do, litter sizes will shrink within four weeks, the sheet said, before fertility is lost entirely.
All this has to be done before parliament prorogues and legislation is lost, entirely due to government bad management of business and miscalculation.
But this central idea behind what lawyers call the public forum doctrine is lost entirely on the Internet, which, while it gives a platform to anyone with a computer and a telephone, also permits everyone else to tune out the dissenter and live in a sheltered world.
And what charm there is to Mia Dona, Donatella Arpaia's Midtown cafeteria, is lost entirely when she is not present.
Moreover, whatever plausibility gender associations with matter and form might have with regard to animals, is lost entirely when we consider artifacts, like shoes and beds.
Ultimately, the ameloblasts atrophy and the cellular layer is lost entirely from the mature erupted tissue (7).
In fact, the film will not be lost entirely.
The hind limbs are lost entirely; only vestigial elements sometimes remain internally.
The sharp, sometimes ironic juxtapositions of the film are lost entirely.
Another old cinema, at Broadway and 103d Street, is being lost entirely to theatrical enterprises.
