Sentence examples for lost reverse from inspiring English sources
Hill made it to the final round of competition, losing to Larry Minor when he lost reverse after his burnout.
Intensive care cannot replace lost reserve nor reverse chronic ill health.
Match pointers Quins are aiming for a record fifth consecutive win in the Heineken Cup; Connacht lost the reverse fixture in October.
It touted O2 to BT but lost the reverse auction, and must fear for the future if quad-play (ie, TV, broadband, landline and mobile from the same supplier) really is the hot ticket.
Arsenal lost the reverse fixture in November - conceding twice in the last 15 minutes after Alexis Sanchez had put them ahead - and 20-year-old Chambers, playing at right back, was given a torrid time by Swansea's Jefferson Montero.
1d More than 100 different naturally occurring modifications are known to date, 2 but their identification and localization within RNA is generally not possible with high-throughput sequencing methods for the profiling of "transcriptomes", in which PTM information is lost by reverse transcription of RNA into complementary desoxyribonucleic acid (cDNA).
if you want to lose weight don't lose it all at once lose it gradually as you know if you lose too much then you can gain what you have lost just reverse your first plan and it is as simple as that.
A few studies have shown improved disease-free survival whilst on treatment, an effect that is lost or reversed once anti-angiogenic treatment is stopped (Mountzios et al, 2014).
Observational evidence has suggested that low-level alcohol consumption (strictly below the UK's maximum recommended intake) may have a modest protective effect against coronary heart disease, an effect lost and reversed with excessive consumption [ 36, 37].
By coincidence, Carneiro was speaking as Chelsea was losing the reverse fixture 1-0 at Swansea – the team's 10th loss of the season.
Coca-Cola Enterprises has been losing a reverse price war with the Pepsi Bottling Group, which spun off from PepsiCo in the spring of 1999.
