Sentence examples for lost no more from inspiring English sources

It is of greater service to theater history to show us why a play should be lost no more.

If the experiment had been performed with people wearing only swimming trunks, they would have lost no more than 10% of their body heat through their heads, the scientists add.

66% of primary school teachers said they lost no more than five minutes of learning time, on average, within each hour of teaching time during a single episode of low-level disruption.

Trained and task rats were food-restricted for a short period (no more than 7 days) to 5-15% of their naive weight (i.e., they lost no more than 5-15% of naïve body weight) to initiate interest in the food pellets, as described previously in detail [ 19].

In related news, Lost My Name's name is lost no more.

The insurers have not moved from their position that the building can be repaired, cleaned and reoccupied and that Deutsche Bank has lost no more than $500 million.

The Fire Department usually loses no more than 500 firefighters a year to retirement.

The Fire Department usually loses no more than 500 firefighters a year because of retirement, officials said.

In response to this underperformance, we then propose an enhanced linear contract, and demonstrate that, using this contract, the buyer loses no more than one-sixteenth of the available surplus.

New Yorkers should push for an increase in the total number of House seats so that New York loses no more than one.

If, as expected, Mr Abe loses no more than 20-25 seats, rivals inside the LDP might be unable to pose a serious challenge to him for several years.Armed with a fresh mandate, might Mr Abe at last become serious about reform?