Sentence examples for is not to be lost from inspiring English sources

Wheat farmers whose crop was washed away need seed and fertiliser now if next year's crop is not to be lost, too.The responses of both the federal and provincial governments have been feeble.

It said: "The department must learn the lessons of the failure of this project if further time is not to be lost, and value for money achieved on future projects".

Trained to complexity, accustomed to examining difficult and disconnected phenomena and searching them for patterns and connections, they have drawn the conclusions that the rest of the American people must now understand if this last opportunity is not to be lost.

Less faithful copying demands stronger selective forces if adaptive variation is not to be lost.

"This work must either be professionally protected or removed if it is not to be lost forever".

These differences were also readily apparent in lacunarity plots, which indicated that a slice thickness of 1 mm or less is necessary if essential architectural information is not to be lost.

Speed was absolutely essential if further lives were not to be lost".

General Islam's most recent post was as commander of a Karachi-based army corps.Wen Jiabao, China's prime minister, said that political reform is needed if China's economic gains are not to be lost.

He noted that the combination of HIV/AIDS, extreme poverty and food insecurity has to be addressed if development gains are not to be lost.

If significant gains made for children over the last 15 years are not to be lost, if growing nations are to thrive, if troubled regions are to become more stable, the world must make children its top priority.

A crisis is an opportunity not to be lost; Asia faced difficult times not long ago and mostly stuck to a low-tax course.