Sentence examples for lost to science from inspiring English sources

This rail had essentially been lost to science.

And so it goes on, as the microbes take back the territory they lost to science, bit by bit.

Not only are D.I.Y. fecal transplants likely to be less safe than procedures administered by doctors but each one also represents a case lost to science.

His specialist subject was the skinning and preserving of specimens, using a technique that has since (mercifully) been lost to science.

When you consider the steamed bacon sandwich, blown to smithereens on its virgin flight and seemingly lost to science, the situation becomes a tragedy.

I expect we will see more ice patch archaeology discoveries". Just how many others will be lost to science is difficult to assess, however.

Schama suggests that history as storytelling, as literature, must reclaim the ground it has lost to history as science, or pseudoscience.

The irony of this development has not been lost to anthropologists and science, technology and society (STS) scholars, since it was from genetics, especially in the second half of the twentieth century, that a powerful denial of the biological concept of race emerged.

Matan Vilnai, another former general who also lost to Mr. Ben-Eliezer, will be science minister.

In this way the physicists were attempting to reclaim some of the prestige that science had lost to the neo-Romantic spirit of the times.

It ultimately lost to an episode of the science fiction series Star Trek: Voyager.