Sentence examples for is lost of from inspiring English sources
"People are reminded of something that they feel is lost of their former selves," Galinsky told the Washington Post.
The British public, for example, think around 27% of the welfare budget is lost of fraud, according to TUC research.
"By the time, you realize there's a conflict it's often much later than if you were sitting side-by-side". Not all is lost, of course.
It sounds obvious, but too often sight is lost of the poor and vulnerable waiting at the bottom of the pile for a trickle-down effect from grand schemes.
The detail is lost, of course, if only because the astonishing pace of development in the East Valley is a means of imposing simplicity on an unforgivably complicated and inhuman terrain.
In other cases, that control is lost, of course: "An attacker may not be able to control the lighting or her distance from the camera when [a facial recognition system] is deployed in the street for surveillance purposes," the researchers say.
Nine were lost of follow-up, 39/117 (33%) had no biochemical progression (mean follow-up: 45 months).
In examining this record sight must never be lost of the limited scope of our reviewing power.
Censored observations, corresponding to patient survivors that were lost of follow-up, are represented by circles.
One hundred thirty-five patients (8%) were lost of view within the year following ICU discharge.
