Sentence examples for lost in relation from inspiring English sources

The court also yesterday dismissed the Times' appeal against Tugendhat's finding that the Reynolds privilege had been lost in relation to continuing online publication, which has implications for newspapers with large online archives.

Evidence was lost in relation to a report in 2003 that a victim had been raped on four occasions.

Indonesian critic Zuber Usman, meanwhile, discusses the theme of love lost in relation to religion, writing that the loss of his Javanese lover led Amir closer to God.

The differences observed between the different bacterial communities correspond to the COGs lost in relation with the level of host-dependency (mean loss ratio ± sd: 6 ± 11% and 16 ± 17%, Figure 2).

A comparison between the data banks of allele frequencies of the collections established using the different methodologies demonstrates that when there is a loss of alleles - as in CC corex and CC Mstrat - there doesn't appear to be a specific pattern for the type of allele that is lost in relation to their frequencies.

Calculate how much weight you have lost in relation to your goal weight.

Bleuler argued that the sense of reality was lost in schizophrenics only in relation to matters that threatened to contradict their complexes, a concept which had originally been developed by Jung who had claimed that it was analogous to what Janet called idée fixe subconsciente (Ellenberger, 1970; Moskowitz, 2005).

This has steadily lost value in relation to overall living standards since it was linked in 1980 to prices, which rise more slowly than wages.

Although many of the former uber-followed tech stars have lost ground in relation to the bloated Hollywood effect of Twitter's Suggested List and the gaming it incented, the rest of the rank and file have seen steady growth, ranging from one or two a day for newbies to 10 or 20 for more established technologists, journalists, and marketers.

As a result of the recent world economy slowdown many investment plans for refinery capacity expansions were postponed, and the optimization of existing process units, that had lost priority in relation to the design of new ones, came again to prominence.

The electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) of Ru bpy 32+ (bpy = 2,2′-bipyridyl) with tertiary aliphatic amines as co-reactants, was theoretically and experimentally studied as a function of the pre-equilibria involved in the ammonium proton lost and in relation to the nature of the rate determining step.