Sentence examples for lost in terms of from inspiring English sources

There's much more lost in terms of reputation and integrity.

Here he and his associates tried to rebuild what they had lost in terms of infrastructure.

So we're not all lost, in terms of looking out for each other.

"I was lost in terms of what I wanted to do," he said.

Yet these arguments do not stand up under scrutiny, and any potential gains pale in comparison to what could be lost in terms of NATO-Russian relations.

The singularity of each man is entirely lost in terms of images, and only just preserved in the written captions below.

A recent study by the New Economics Foundation, Jobs Lost at Sea, shows just how much we are losing – in terms of fish, revenue and jobs – by failing to do so.

We are losing in terms of reputation".

So what you gain in terms of security and privacy you lose in terms of convenience.

This was the only game we could afford to lose in terms of winning the cup".

Yet what it gains in size it loses in terms of dramatic logic and, more importantly, character chemistry.