Sentence examples for lost in the course of from inspiring English sources

Thiamin occurs widely in food but may be lost in the course of processing, particularly in the milling of grains.

The poet may have died at this point, or the end of Book VIII may have been lost in the course of the epic's transmission.

Mr. Stone's film, for its part, is not even really about business, even though several fortunes are contested and lost in the course of its hectic narrative.

The key question is whether this burst of consumption will prompt businesses to hire, adding paychecks needed to amplify economic growth and replace the eight million net jobs lost in the course of the recession.

The tepals are still present in the flowers of Carpinus, Corylus, Ostrya, and Ostryopsis, but they have been completely lost in the course of evolution in Alnus and Betula.

Most of those advantages and achievements were lost in the course of the forced transfer to the contemporary Russian capitalism which explains the nostalgia of many people for the U.S.S.R.

In general, however, they lose in the course of time this particularistic characteristic.

By Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan August 13, 2016 In his four books to date, the graphic novelist Sarnath Banerjee has asked what the country risks losing in the course of its rapid economic transformation.

Normally, this takes place over the course of a season, but in DFS you can draft players, watch them pile up stats, and win or lose in the course of 24 hours an instant adrenaline rush on par with scratch tickets or slot machines, but one that requires more skill.

Gray matter is lost in the normal course of aging, and all of the volunteers were described as older.

Robot controllers were selected based on whether they won or lost games in the course of a tournament.