Sentence examples for lost represent from inspiring English sources

Doctoral applicants may see hard-won places withdrawn and careers abandoned; the next academic posts lost represent the generation of senior researchers and professors.

For some low-income Latino parents, each tooth lost represented a loss of a year of life.

"What Airbnb fails to realize is that one unit of affordable housing lost represents one family who will not be able to find a home in New York, and that is simply unacceptable," Rosenthal told the New York Daily News.

Every life lost represents an empty chair at the family table.

Together, the men lost represented nearly half of Hopton's infantry forces in the south.

Each health professional lost represents not only a considerable drain on scarce resources but also the loss of a highly trained and potentially innovative individual [ 8].

In a BHF veal calf, which experienced three BRD episodes, on average 41.6 kg of carcass weight is lost, representing €187.2.

This method assumes that wages equate to the revenue a person produces and when lost represents their foregone earnings or opportunity cost [ 16].

Nevertheless, CVD (notably coronary heart disease) ranks second highest in healthy years of life lost, representing 16% of the overall disease burden [ 1].

Wandering or getting lost represents only one of the reasons why people with dementia, many of whom have multimorbidity, may engage with health or social services.

Compared to the mean number in the fellow eyes of all treated (lutein or vehicle) rodents of 65,304 cells/mm, roughly 18,023 cells/mm (23.7 %) were lost, representing nearly a quarter of the usual cell density.