Sentence examples for lost lately from inspiring English sources

Americans have some of the best water in the world — a bragging point that seems to have gotten lost lately, even by those who take their daily exercise by waving the flag.

"There's such a synergy between his campaign philosophy and what we're doing," Ms. Cooper said, even if the impression of that synergy has been lost lately over Mr. Obama's perceived creep to the center.

Half its £2m annual budget now comes from the taxpayer via the Economic and Social Research Council, but the IFS still relies on significant private backing.As well as its independence, the IFS owes its success to high-quality research, a campaigning zeal on issues such as tax reform (a zeal critics say it has lost lately) and, crucially, a willingness to talk intelligibly to the media.

I've been feeling rather lost lately.

Things have been lost lately in the chaos of such high energy music, and people forget that dynamics within a night are really important.

We found that RhoB expression was lost lately in lung carcinoma and was correlated with tumor stage [ 1].

Just how much is lost has lately been a subject of debate.

McKinsey, as well as other consultants, has lost credibility lately because of its link to Enron.

In each household we explained in local language that we were doing a health survey and wanted to ask questions about the family, offering to look at children having one of three symptoms: a cough, a fever or having lost weight lately.

Mr Ebner borrowed funds to finance some of his equity investments and, when he started losing money lately, he increased his leverage.

Their fabric-pressing factories in and around Delhi have been losing business lately, as the big textile factories acquire computerized machines far more efficient than their own crude contraptions.