Sentence examples for lost group from inspiring English sources

Many had lost group coverage when laid off from a job and could not afford to buy their own policies on the open market.

The interplay of mood and action between the figures in this freestanding group is new, foreshadowed only by the now lost group of the Tyrantslayers erected in Athens at the end of the 6th century.

"The picture is of great importance as it provides a fascinating insight into Van Dyck's working method, and also constitutes a significant surviving document for the artist's lost group portrait of The Magistrates".

Christie's specialist, Freddie de Rougemont, said: "The picture is of great importance as it provides a fascinating insight into Van Dyck's working method and also constitutes a significant surviving document for the artist's lost group portrait of the Magistrates of Brussels".

Rather than being a protosnake, Tetrapodophis might be a surviving remnant of that previously presumed lost group, he suggests.

Another more general alarm call is the loud, sneeze-like "zzuss" vocalization, which are emitted in response to terrestrial disturbances, calls from lost group members, and aggression by other group members.

The hardware business could actually find itself in the losing group.

The initiative process assumes someone will defend voters' choices, and to deny the losing group at trial a chance to appeal would be absurd.

Losing groups like ours could lead to another kind of exodus from the city, as people seek a better quality of life.

Losing groups, but not winning groups, experienced clear short-term costs.

Losing groups used the area surrounding the interaction less following an agonistic encounter (relative to their intensity of use of the area prior to the interaction).