Sentence examples for lost in total from inspiring English sources

At 9 p.m., CBS's "Criminal Minds" tied ABC's "Lost" in total viewers (16.1 million), while "Lost" retained a healthy, if diminished, 44percentt lead in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

But customers can default: Motorola and Nokia lost, in total, $3 billion in Turkey in 2001.

Her eyes are closed, and the girl seems lost in total ecstasy or even in deep sleep.

In turn, about 985,000 of those were in manufacturing — a large portion of the 5.8 million manufacturing jobs that the U.S. lost in total in that time.

300,000 jobs were lost in construction – almost half of the jobs lost in total in Britain, according to an Institute for Public Policy research report (pdf).

Calculating the consequences over a 5½-mile stretch of coastline, lead study author Benjamin Jones said that means about 30 football fields are being lost annually and that about 300 were lost in total between 2007 and 2016.

264,000 disabled people in social housing will lose in total over £6,300 each by 2017.

Because the government insures pensions only up to certain limits, the US Airways pilots will lose, in total, about $1.6 billion in anticipated benefits, according to the pension agency.

In evidence to the Treasury committee after the 2007 Budget, Chote said (on 26 March 2007), 'you probably have about 5.3 million families losing in total'.

During the evolution of Blattabacterium, a total of 108 CDS and three tRNA genes have been lost in a total of 161 independent events, 77 of which were unique losses and 34 convergent losses, 18 genes have been lost twice, and another 16 have been lost three times (table 2).

As pointed out by Greenland, a true association with two or more components may be overlooked if the associations cancel out in the total score, or if these components have so little weight that this variation is lost in the total score [ 22].