Sentence examples for lost of some from inspiring English sources

We have used very strict criteria in our comparative analysis of the two platforms to attend greater accuracy but this approach may lead to the lost of some information.

If you've tried to beatbox and hum at the same time, you must have realized that you've lost of some of your proficiency with certain beat techniques (the Techno Bass and Techno Snare are severely limited, as well as the click roll becomes, if not totally unusable, very hard to hear).

At Antietam, McClellan lost 12,410 of some 69,000 engaged, while Lee lost 13,724 of perhaps 52,000.

"It kind of lost some of its charm".

They have lost control of some important governorships (see article).

The problem of pilots losing track of some aspect of a flight is not new.

In the fall of 1958, Princeton's aura of excellence lost some of its luster.

First thing, of course, I lost some of it.

I have lost some of my sense of taste.

Mexico had lost some of their vim.

"I lost some of my confidence".