Sentence examples for lost to date from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tuli would not estimate how much money the company has lost to date working on Aakash.

Less than $2 million in revenue has been lost to date, the person said, and some of that has been recouped by moving ads to other slots.

Estimates of how much ITV - and the show's producers, Talkback Thames, and Simon Cowell's company, Syco - could have lost to date vary between £500,000 and £1.5m.

Forest clearing in Brazil has already claimed casualties, but the animals lost to date in the rainforest region are just one-fifth of those that will slowly die out as the full impact of the loss of habitat takes its toll.

They face a prolonged war whose casualties will dwarf the estimated 70,000 lives lost to date; more houses destroyed, more refugees; the ruination of their once prosperous economic life; and the shredding of a social fabric that held Syria together for centuries.

According to Lichtman, the only three "Keys" which President Obama has definitely lost, to date, are #1, #6 and #12.

It is the second time Robson has lost to Date-Krumm in Osaka after also being beaten on her debut in 2010, but the British teenager had won their last meeting in Beijing in 2012.

Exit date is the earliest of 31 December 2009, date lost to follow-up, date of death, date of the first SPT of the type currently being analysed.

The end of follow-up for the subjects was chosen to be the earliest of: date of second cancer incidence, date of lost to follow-up, date of death and 31 December 1994.

The first end point was overall survival (OS), defined as the time from operation to the date of death, the date lost to follow-up or the date of latest follow-up.

A person exited the study on the earliest date of the following: date of death, date lost to follow-up, or end of follow-up.