Sentence examples for lost involuntarily from inspiring English sources

In America around 20m jobs, or about one in seven, are lost involuntarily every year.

Citizenship will probably be lost involuntarily if you gained it through fraud or made false statements to obtain it.

In order to obtain title to a chattel from a person who does not own it, the transferor must have had possession, the transferee must have been in good faith, and the owner must not have lost possession involuntarily.

That lawsuit includes an excerpt from an e-mail message that Lord Black sent to an associate in the summer of 2002, when the company was under attack but he never thought he could lose control involuntarily.

Workers must have lost their jobs involuntarily, for example, and most states do not grant benefits to people who are looking only for part-time work.

Owners and vets were previously baffled as to why some pets jerked involuntarily, lost consciousness or appeared to become unaware of their surroundings for several minutes when confronted with seemingly random high-pitched noises, such as the chinking of glasses.

The economy is collapsing, and many citizens have endured devastating shortages of food and medicine; one study found that three-quarters of Venezuelans had involuntarily lost more than nineteen pounds in the past year.

(According to recent surveys, 64percentt of Venezuelans involuntarily lost weight in 2017 at an average of 24 pounds each, on the heels of 74percentt doing so in 2016 at an average of 19 pounds each).

The mean MHI-5 of wives of husbands who lost their jobs involuntarily is 71.5, which compares with a mean score of 75.2 for wives of employed husbands who did not change employers.

A comparison of mean unweighted MHI-5 scores is presented in Table 1 and reveals that among men with wives that were employed at the time of the previous interview, mental health is lower if their wife had involuntarily lost her job since the previous interview (mean = 75.3) than if their wife had not changed jobs (mean = 77.4), a difference that is statistically significant (p = .003).003

Nearly 75% of the population involuntarily lost an average of 19 pounds last year, according to a survey released this year by three of Venezuela's largest universities and a foundation that tracks nutrition.