Sentence examples for lost examples from inspiring English sources

This first-century BC villa is as renowned for its extraordinary library (the charred remains of which have given the site its name and scholars endless work in piecing together lost examples of ancient learning) as for its sculpture collection.

There are lots of such lose-lose examples in the region, in fact.

For example, in Xiphinematobacter some functions appear to be completely lost, for example, molybdopterin cofactor and glutamate amino acid biosyntheses, and cellulose degradation.

Chile, for example, lost their case on defending their tax policy on imported spirits before the WTO [ 83].

He deplores how the original meaning of certain words has been lost; an example is the word "security".

One can compare different versions of one print to see what happens when a color is lost, for example.

What was lost, for example, when Newcastle United's historic St James Parkk stadium was renamed after its sponsor?

Pie charts further break down things like time and value in each step and number of deals won and lost, for example.

There may have been other jewels now lost, for example mounted in two holes on either side of the door of the castle-like base.

The beneficial effect of fully immunizing a child is entirely lost, for example, if that child dies of diarrhoeal disease.

Will expanding access to immediate ART induce extra expenses for individuals and households such as transportation cost, food, children's supervision, work days lost, for example?