Sentence examples for it will become lost from inspiring English sources

If we have one device, it will enhance the chances it will become lost.

It will appear so close to the Moon that it will become lost in the Moon's glare," she said.

It will become lost in the passage of time, further misunderstood and out of reach for future mothers". She echoed the sentiments of blogger Katharine McKinney whose blog post, "If You Don't Support Breastfeeding In Public, You Don't Support Breastfeeding," went viral in 2013.

At 680 acres, it's so small that no one will become lost but big enough for every level of skiing.

As promoter regions get larger and encompass a greater variety of k-mers, it is more likely that important motifs will become lost in the background (i.e., less likely to stand out or discriminate between targets and non-targets).

While the expedition of financial deals is submerging using human rights tools, the trust between the EU and the victims and survivors of violations will become lost unless the EU reaffirms its stand on promoting universal rules of human rights.

Rowe and Bennett have proposed that it is incorrect to use the terms wandering and becoming lost, or missing, interchangeably as not all PWD with dementia who wander will become lost and not all PWD who become lost exhibit wandering behaviors [ 9].

Making a reasonably accurate plan of your walking route will decrease the chances you will become lost, and leaving this information with a friend or family member will make it easier for searchers to look for you if you don't return in a timely manner.

We are his inaugural riders, and we, too, will become lost, wheeze and be crisped by the sun.

Worried that these ancient forms will become lost in China's modernization, Yongliang set out to find a way to use new media to translate traditional landscape painting to the digital age.

Continued delays in re-connecting the Chagossians with those resources increases the risk that this traditional knowledge will become lost for perpetuity.