Sentence examples for lost time will from inspiring English sources

The problem of lost time will be compounded: the health crisis is putting on hold teacher training, school constructions, curriculum reviews and the delivery of textbooks – to name just a few issues raised by the crisis.

The costs of this lost time are huge: British households' property wealth, in today's prices, is around £500 billion ($785 billion) short of its peak; American households have lost a whopping $9.2 trillion.How quickly economies make up lost time will depend on where they have ceded ground.

"There is an air of invincibility about this club and in this locker room that we will find a way to win, that nobody is going to beat us but maybe, if we do lose, time will just run out on us like in did in the Super Bowl," said the Titans' defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams.

As if to make up for lost time, Microsoft will say its approach, the Dynamic Systems Initiative, will be done in just five years.

"... Unless we begin making up for lost time, we will miss this chance to make this a turning point for women around the world".

The winner will have lost time the day before and thus will be given some leeway to escape during the stage.

He'd lost time or something.

Prices are pre-determined, which Roofstock predicts will avoid lost time in negotiations.

Typically, an Engineer would have no trouble removing all of these sappers and you will have lost time you could have spent killing the Engineer.

"For some of us casual laborers if we attend antenatal care we lose time and will not be able to find food so a man may not show up".

On Friday night a recording of Ivo Dimchev's voice preceded his appearance in "Som Faves" with some words about the performance to follow: "My body will lose energy"; "We are all going to lose time"; and "Somebody will even lose his own blood".