Sentence examples similar to lost on intention from inspiring English sources

Statistical significance for a reduced mortality was only reached for those with tuberculous effusion (RR 0.48 (CI 0.29 to 0.8)), but this significance was lost on intention-to-treat analysis.

Get lost on purpose.

Never get lost on purpose.

He's not particularly concerned if the words are lost on the listener, provided the vibe and intention come across.

"Our intention is that the absurdity would not be lost on people".

That a country of three million impoverished peasants with no naval fleet and a tiny military had neither the intention nor the capacity to invade the most powerful economic and military power in world history was lost on the US media.

In case the message was lost on anyone, Mr. Mori, who was previously his party's secretary general, used baseball imagery in an early morning exchange with journalists outside his home to explain his intentions.

Mr. Hernandez also lost on appeal.

Who lost on this?

Ben Lauderdale on the FiveThirtyEight site said he believed constituency polls from Lord Ashcroft that asked about specific MPs rather than parties "performed poorly and overstated the extent to which tactical voting would enable the Liberal Democrats to hold onto seats they would lose on the standard voting-intention question.

Even after losing one of his sons, Mr. Mohammad said he had no intention of returning south.