Sentence examples for lost containing from inspiring English sources
In one incident an unencrypted notebook computer was lost containing details of the algorithms - the mathematical models - used to control the International Space Station.
Margin Call director JC Chandor stepped up into the big league with his follow-up All is Lost, containing a remarkable solo turn from Robert Redford.
Orphans that are lost contain more microsatellite stretches and have a lower, less sex-biased gene expression than retained ones.
This alters the subcellular localization of the p25/p29 proteins, and the associated CDK5 catalytic subunit, since the N-terminal portion of p35/p39 that is lost contains a membrane localization domain.
–A binder labelled "don't lose" containing my birth certificate, passport, and a coupon for seventy per cent off my first delivery from Fresh Direct (free).
What if technology's presumed authority in helping us to decide who wins and who loses contains darker possibilities?
And what would happen if, say, people lost devices containing their ID chips or smart cards?
One winter night, the brothers gather in their crumbling ancestral home to settle differences and search for the lost urn containing their prodigious father's ashes.
A lost notebook containing drafts of some of Dylan Thomas's most challenging poems is to remain in the UK and more importantly, is heading to Wales after Swansea university successfully bid £85,000 for it at auction in London.
A1 Albright Admonishes Diplomats Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, angered by recent security lapses that included a lost computer containing secret files on weapons proliferation, told American diplomats that protecting national secrets was at the core of their mission.
We may rail at the wet towels left on the carpet, the unwashed mugs left in the sink, the suddenly empty biscuit tin, the electric kettle filled to the brim for one mug of tea, the house turned upside down in search of the lost wallet containing all of £20 pounds-worth of Chinese yuan.
