Sentence examples for loss of paper from inspiring English sources

Causes include the theft of laptop computers, the loss of paper records, the posting of data on Web sites and the curiosity of hospital employees snooping for information on sports stars and other celebrities.

Both observation and interview data confirmed that HIV-patients' improved understanding of their treatment and service environment improved their capacity to use 'voice' sanctions as they were more confident to demand certain services (e.g. measurement and recording of vital signs) and point out or demand redress for what they saw as service breakdown (e.g. loss of paper medical files).

The simple loss of papers and subscriptions from UC isn't going to be enough to drive Elsevier to change unless it thinks this is a harbinger of other things.

An investor who put $10,000 in the fund at the beginning of the year would have a short-term loss on paper of $4,170 as of Aug. 31.

The airline contends in a lawsuit against Mr. Ruble and others that in 1999 it was sold a Cards shelter that generated a loss on paper of $265 million that it thought was legal because of Mr. Ruble's favorable opinion letter.

This series of papers draws upon the work of SN Gorb and his colleagues due to the loss of the paper on Arctium minus from the British Library. A. minus (Fig. 1) is a species of plant that supports hooks for the purposes of seed dispersal that was omitted in his study of scaling effects [1] in biological hooks and it is studied here.

Every piece of work completed brought us one step closer to the end and there were constant reminders of how big the loss of this paper would be.

Biemann noted that Maine is still struggling to adjust to a "huge shrinkage of our economic engine," including the loss of 5,000 paper industry jobs in just the last five years; and panelists underscored that such economic blows have lingering effects.

The question resonates through any community facing the loss of its paper -- in issues big and small, particularly watching the actions of local governments.

The ever-present risk of misplacing study data is highlighted by the loss of two paper forms during this study.

As a response to the loss of ballot papers in Western Australia in 2013, the AEC has cracked down on its processes for transporting ballot papers between electorates, and they now take two days after election day to bring declaration votes to the right place, and check that everything is in order before they begin counting these votes.