Sentence examples for lost indeed from inspiring English sources

Still others -- especially teenagers -- are just lost: Indeed, one helpful "tracking" method might be to go through the nation's juvenile detention facilities and determine how many children are from homes severed by a parent's H.I.V.-related illness or death.

Still others -- especially teenagers -- are just lost: Indeed, one helpful "tracking" method might be to determine how many children in juvenile detention facilities are from homes severed by a parent's H.I.V.-related illness or death.

Yet, what hasn't been lost – indeed, what has been augmented – is the almost Bacchanalian sense of freedom a player has once they're cut loose in the great multiplayer-nowhere world.

His name is lost, indeed, but the breath he breathed still stirs the pine-tops on the mountains, the sound of the words he spoke yet echoes on through space; the thoughts his brain gave birth to we have inherited today; his passions are our cause of life; the joys and sorrows that he knew are our familiar friends - the end from which he fled aghast will surely overtake us also".

If government data show the job market in the rear-view mirror – jobs that have been created or lost – Indeed's Industry Trends provide a view through the front windscreen: job openings that companies intend to fill.

Same-sex information is not entirely lost: indeed, the lack of male to male aggression in TRPC2−/− mice demonstrates that the representation of male stimuli, in male mice, is present in wild-type animals, depends on vomeronasal signaling, and is capable of driving robust behaviors (Stowers et al., 2002).

Team Sky, only three years old, already looks like a case study in how to sponsor sports without losing — indeed, while winning — one's shirt.

After all, this was another match in which they did not lose – indeed, Hiddink has become the first manager to start a Premier League spell in charge with a 12-match unbeaten run – and while their performance was below par, the effort was there.

What have you got to lose?" Indeed -- what?

The losers had much to lose indeed.

So the Southern cause was not a lost one; indeed, other countries most notably the United States itself in the American Revolution against Britain had won independence against equally heavy odds.