Sentence examples for lost branches from inspiring English sources

He argues that there might have been many lost branches of the tree of life before the universal ancestor.

Overall, manufacturing and inner city areas have lost branches more than three times as fast as suburbs and small towns, the study says.

The wildest rumors claim they were descendants of a lost branch of Alexander the Great's army, and that they live well past 100 years.

A dead tree loses branches that fall on homes, cars and people -- more reason for lawsuits.

The Postal Service is reviewing more than 3,200 postal stations and branches to see if they could be closed or their operations consolidated, an effort that has prompted outcry in communities afraid of losing branches.

However, its prickly foliage makes it unsuitable for growth near paths, it is prone to lose branches in strong wind, and it is often attacked by woodboring beetles.

"If we lose branch banking in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods, banks stop being central to the culture in those communities," said Ms. Engel, author of a new book, "The Subprime Virus: Reckless Credit, Regulatory Failure and Next Steps".

Jobs will not just be lost from branches.

Last year's October snowstorm weighed so heavily on the garden's magnolia trees that they lost large branches.

Researchers found that the Edinburgh South West constituency was the worst affected, having lost 150 branches since 2010.

What is not clear is whether the endocannabinoid reward is an ancient mechanism that has been lost on branches of the mammalian tree that do not need it, or is something that evolves quickly in species which become active.