Sentence examples for lost in current from inspiring English sources
The voice of the child is too often lost in current bureaucratic processes.
His portentous approach is not out of character in Sibelius's Second Symphony or in Hindemith's "Mathis der Maler," which here has a sense of leisure too often lost in current car-chase aesthetics.
These processes would be an efficient way to reduce pollution of wastewater while recovering nutrients, especially phosphorus, which are lost in current wastewater treatment methods.
Ancestors of lepidopteran species, stemming from Hymenoptera, had midgut ceca, although this is lost in current butterflies and moths.
One hopes none of these advances will be lost in the current Afghan transition.
He bitterly complained that individual case distinctions have been lost in "the current maelstrom of a media and prosecutorial frenzy".
The Bush administration estimates that states will lose $1.6 billion more next year if Congress takes no action, in addition to the $1.2 billion lost in the current year.
After the dot-com crash, for example, New York lost twice as many Wall Street jobs as it lost in the current crisis.
These are some of the ways that arts organizations around Long Island are trying to cut spending and replace income lost in the current recession.
He retained a "reduce" recommendation and commented: "A significant proportion of the advertising revenue lost in the current downturn may never be regained.
Indeed, the syncopation of blues in Cézanne's great Bathers is lost in the current lighting, and other works are equally affected.
