Sentence examples for likely to get lost from inspiring English sources
"And that's a problem because they're even more likely to get lost".
Particularly likely to get lost during handoffs, the study found, were statins and anticoagulants, or blood thinners.
Nor is a single therapy being tested, so if any "alternative" palliative is effective, that effect is likely to get lost in the noise from the rest.
What is likely to get lost in the story of the Scott sisters finally being freed is just how hideous and how outlandish their experience really was.
Gervais insisted he did not think he had upset anyone, but admitted his invitation was likely to get lost in the mail for the 2012 event.
"We have evidence that we may have increased children's technical ability to read but may also have negatively affected their enjoyment of doing it," says Wray. "Kids are less likely to get lost in a book and read for fun".
Premiums are based on the type of pet you have, its age, where you live and other factors that will determine how likely it is to get lost or fall ill.
The more you spoon-feed them or hold their hand, the more likely they are to get lost".
It will be more likely for the snail/snails to get lost than it going to sleep or munch on the snack.
I seemed to get lost with repetitiveness".
