Sentence examples for lost time for from inspiring English sources
"It's lost time for them.
The decade that followed was lost time for Ms. Hill, who did not pursue treatment and left home.
In order to assess how much economic progress it has undone, The Economist has constructed a measure of lost time for hard-hit countries.
Weaver estimates that replacing some of the lab equipment that got soaked, plus repair efforts to Keiller's basement, could cost more than $1 million and mean weeks of lost time for the researchers.
While trying to set his flying lap in qualifying, Schumacher encountered Warwick's Jaguar on a slow lap resulting in lost time for Schumacher.
One thing that we innocent prisoners can never get back is the lost time for the years that we and our families, friends, supporters, have suffered.
Many people view meetings as a waste of time because they lose time for their own work.
But as it becomes more of a business, you lose time for some of those special things".
"Sometimes obsessing over weight loss and restrictive diets can lead to fractures in relationships because you lose time for other people," Severson said.
The issue of worker or business compensation for lost time from work to care for ill children remains difficult.
Waiting for the state to repay him for lost time.
