Sentence examples for lost such as from inspiring English sources
Dr Heremans thinks there will be other applications for thermoelectric generators anywhere heat is lost, such as in the chimneys of homes or factories.
"I had to remember what else I'd lost, such as my grandmother's ring that I'd gotten as a sweet 16," she said.
Since the 1960s, several new employers' associations have arisen, and the Federation of Egyptian Industries (FEI; 1922) has regained powers it had once lost, such as the authority to reject government-proposed trade boycotts.
It means that all he needs to do is win either one big state that Mr Kerry lost, such as Ohio or Florida, or win a couple of medium-sized ones.In fact, Mr Obama looks to have one of Mr Bush's medium-sized states already in the bag.
However, several regions may be lost, such as the segmentation of train.
If symmetry of the bridge about the deck's centerline is suddenly lost, such as by the failure of one or more cables or hangers (suspenders), torsional motion of the deck may grow and angles of twist may become large.
η c and η 0 are the factors representing connection loses and other loses such as those caused by accumulative dust for example.
One of the most important conclusions is that, there are many features of modern village extensions and landscape elements that enhance the interaction with the physical environment that ordinary citizens value, and there are elements of the vernacular villages and landscape that people regret to lose, such as 'qasabahs', weekly markets, cultivation of terraces, etc.
It's not something you lose, such as physical tokens; it doesn't require extra memorization efforts; it can't be stolen or replicated, such as passcodes, or even fingerprint and retina scans; and, above all, it's not cumbersome and it doesn't introduce extra complexities to the user experience.
As noted by the editors of Dying for Justice, "it is significant that the most important work on deaths in custody has been done by freelance journalists and independent writers and filmmakers" – those with supposedly less to lose, such as Diana Taylor, Tanika Gupta, Kester Aspden and the Migrant Media documentary film-making group (most notably with the seminal works of Ken Fero).
As noted by the editors of Dying for Justice, "it is significant that the most important work on deaths in custody has been done by freelance journalists and independent writers and filmmakers"—those with supposedly less to lose, such as Diana Taylor, Tanika Gupta, Kester Aspden, and the Migrant Media documentary film-making group (most notably with the seminal works of Ken Fero).
