Sentence examples for is lost much from inspiring English sources

Procedural memory (memory for well learned tasks such as how to use a fork) is lost much later than memory for events.

Vaccination-derived immunity is lost much more quickly than naturally acquired immunity [ 44].

The call of the open road is losing much of its persuavisness.

No matter if the regime manages to stay in power or not, Islamism is losing much of its credibility.

Also, the western side of the ice sheet is losing much more ice than the eastern side.

But that will be an almost impossible task, as she is losing much of the creative talent that is PFD's biggest asset.

But Bristol is losing much of their spending power to places like West Hartford and Southington, nearby communities with newer housing stock and livelier downtowns, Mr. Porter said.

While much of their output has since been lost, much survives.

The High Bridge (two words) will not be lost much longer.

But this tactic also turned grief into paranoia: if nothing was lost, much, he feared, must be hidden from him.

We now learn much of the £45bn was lost, much of it on penalties for activities more fitting to a loan shark in a North Circular layby.