Sentence examples for lost the value from inspiring English sources

Having lost the value of life, I am still in fear of the same incident happening again.

Under those rules, passengers canceling a flight had to book a new flight by the departure date of their original flight or they lost the value of the ticket.

The Garden has paid them the $48 million they had remaining on their contracts, then wrote them off because they are no longer performing for their money; the players lost the value they had when they first arrived at the Garden.

Somehow we have lost the value of art and instead worship at the altar of fear.

When restitution is determined, it must factor in the many layers of betrayal perpetrated on the hundreds of thousands of VW customers who lost money, lost the value of their "green" efforts, and lost their trust in one of the biggest car companies in the world.

"The people haven't lost the values, just the leaders," one demonstrator said.

The declarer either wins or loses the value of the contract.

JetBlue Airways does that, and no-shows lose the value of their ticket.

Oil companies and coal mine operators cannot afford to lose the value of their investments.

But halting payments means you lose the value of tax relief.

"And so I'm putting to you if you walked away from the lease, you would lose the value of the lease," Judge Hellerstein said.