Sentence examples for lost deadlines from inspiring English sources

As for her Guardian colleagues, they had the benefit of her ingenious boxing and coxing between Westminster and Fleet Street - just as her trenchant copy and convivial company were offset by exasperation over lost deadlines and abrasive arguments.

Patience -- and common sense -- are often lost around trade deadlines, and Donald Sterling, the unmistakable owner of the Clippers, has made a few awful deals in the past.

More ominous for the show -- and a tell-tale sign for the network -- was that "Deadline," lost 21percentt of the lead-in audience from the news program "Dateline NBC".

However, UTA, according to Deadline, lost interest in the wake of her comments.

All his life, he never lost a taste for deadlines, or the promise of a cheque.

It is the latest stage in the symbolic politics of climate change, which too often has been wooed by apocalyptic imaginary and false deadlines and lost sight of the politics of pragmatism by which change in the world occurs.

Blown deadlines and lost developer productivity have serious real-world consequences — they stretch budgets, fray nerves, reduce business value, and can even put a dev shop out of business.

Sometimes learning for the sake of learning is lost underneath all the deadlines, necessities for grades, and fears of keeping jobs.

The Brewers were interested in Gagné before last season's trading deadline but lost out to the Red Sox.

Three months before that mythical deadline, he lost the battle of the bruised toe against Wladimir Klitschko.

If a video frame is lost or past the deadline, it is considered lost but may be concealed by copying from the last received frame before it.