Sentence examples for lost changes from inspiring English sources
"I know that sounds odd — a relationship with a dead person — but as people grow, and grow older, the way they think about the person they've lost changes.
Some factors that the authors suspected might play roles turned out not to matter, like the amount of blood lost, changes in nursing personnel and the involvement of more than one surgical team.
The suspicion arises that the United States has but one policy for all times and places...and only the name of the small country to be "won" or "lost" changes.
That loose structure makes for many errors and lost changes, not to mention an inability to track who has done what and when.
Other studies have suggested that several factors are involved, including a reduction in glycosuria and thus retention of calories otherwise lost, changes in food intake, or changes in energy expenditure (9– 13).
He is also an expert in cushion mining — fishing around for lost change in hotel lobby furniture.
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"Travelers' lost change is unappropriated dollars that should be put to good use," he said during a Homeland Security Committee meeting in October.
But don't leave it too long, because you will lose changes you've made after installing Windows 10.
Funny how losing changes things.
We assume that a genetically determined update factor U regulates how winning or losing changes the dyad-specific willingness to escalate.
