Sentence examples for lost in the changes from inspiring English sources

Apart from the obvious distraction, a whole cadre of expertise has been lost in the changes.

He is concerned buildings of "superb character" - such as the elephant-shaped Fairfax Street leisure centre - could be lost in the changes.

Modern criticism has sometimes claimed that much was lost in the change.

If Luck had thrown an incompletion, the Colts would have still been in field-goal range, and the looming clock stoppage at 2 00 wouldn't have benefited the Seahawks a whole lot because it probably would have been lost in the change of possession.

Lori Rackl of the Chicago Sun-Times did not like the movie and liked the animated series even less; she thought the emotions and physical humor were lost in the change to animation.

Vast amounts of specific site experience will be lost in the change, and large expenditures will be needed to educate the new engineering contractor". Berlien said last week that the decision to retain CH2M Hill is good news.

A year ago I came across a young dancer, DeWitt Fleming Jr., amid an evening of tap at Battery Park, and I remember getting happily lost in the constant changes of his rhythm and the drastic contrasts of his dynamics.

Though "The Cripple of Inishmaan" has nine characters, it seems a smaller work than the four-character, one-set "Beauty Queen of Leenane". Possibly because of this, it appears to get lost in the several changes of scene provided by Tony Walton's sets.

The true impact of Yasir's talents have of course been on England's batting - the first Test was lost in the first innings - but change does not feel afoot.

For some employees, the idea to use the standing option was lost in the myriad of other changes and tasks that accompanied the refurbishment.

And the damning fact is that – lost in the melee of digital change, buried by the Barclay brothers' indifference – the Telegraph doesn't have an editor any longer.