Sentence examples for lost to keep from inspiring English sources

As the individual transistors on a chip get smaller, they also get closer together, which causes them to have a tendency to shed or leak power they aren't supposed to, meaning more power has to be piped into the chip to make up for that lost to keep it running properly.

We owe it to those we've lost to keep the faith — and also to give one another credit for helping make a difference.

Fill with baby bottles, small spoons or other items that typically get lost to keep them in place.

Why, when kids should be doing their homework or running around outside, does this wretched station put on night after night lobotomising tosh called Lost to keep them drooling on the sofa?

It's a smart, small part in the battle – which we're presently losing – to keep Americans safe.

The Indians pounded the Toronto Blue Jays, 11-4, and then waited anxiously to see if the A's or the Mariners would lose to keep Cleveland's season alive.

Soon after the disaster, mine officials offered large sums of money to relatives of lost miners to keep quiet.

"I lost weight to keep them people from talking to me," she says.

The wheel formerly featured a Free Spin wedge, which automatically awarded a token that the contestant could turn in after a lost turn to keep control of the wheel.

The key to not getting lost is to keep your eyes on the map.

P22 GroupM loses fight to keep state media-buying account.