Sentence examples for lost more generally from inspiring English sources
"Too many lives have been lost". More generally, critics have assailed the revolving door between the FDA and drug companies.
It appears that expression of markers for odd rhombomeres is lost more generally that those for even rhombomeres.
Airlines generally arrived later, lost more luggage and caused more consumer complaints in 2004 than they did the year before, an annual study of aviation quality finds.
Soils from the wetter climates (550 and 730 mm precipitation yr− 1) generally had undergone greater collapse and lost more mass, while soils in the drier climate (470 mm yr− 1) had undergone expansion and lost less mass.
Those kinds of issues arise in Europe of course, but it is hard for European politicians to build a career by claiming the traditionalist ground; they would generally lose more votes than they would gain.What does exist in Europe is the politics of identity, including religious identity.
Generally, people lose more than 1% of bone each month in space compared to 1% per year on Earth.
Medical professionals generally advise against losing more than about two pounds a week.
"Each time we lose more".
Among all the motherhood statements, there emerged some dysfunctions that need to be addressed, not all about the workings of the proposed act, but also worries about how the UK has lost its way more generally.
More generally, losing weight is more often experienced as expensive by less educated persons compared to more highly educated persons [ 38].
