Sentence examples for lost to the problem from inspiring English sources

And it's also impossible to tell how many generations have already been lost to the problem.

Mercedes were trying to make up for time lost to the reliability problems in the first two days, when Rosberg suffered an electrical fault and Hamilton a brake failure.

Figures show more working days are now lost to the mental health problems than any other health issue.

For example, local authorities could regain their control over business rates, lost to the Treasury in 1990.The second problem is that if councils are given greater fiscal autonomy, it will tend to favour those that are already more self-reliant.

And an opportunity was lost to address the problem at that moment.

The tadpoles sampled on days 4 and 8 had normal length, inflated lungs (the day 2 lungs were lost to sectioning problems).

The main reasons for lost to follow-up were similar in the control and intervention group, i.e., lost interest and health problems.

Compounding his problems, Notre Dame lost to Tulsa three days after Sullivan's death.

All our lives, we've made things work, we've made things bend to our will, and if they didn't bend we tried harder, pushed longer, and lost sleep until the problem yielded to our indomitable intellect.

As to money, once he had created a revenue stream from the published work sufficient for the upkeep of his quirky lifestyle, Prince seems to have lost interest in the problem of commercialising his output.

Mr McLaughlin points out that complainants can still take their case to court if they lose.How the problem will be affected by ICANN's decision to introduce an extra set of top level domains (TLDs) in addition to.com,.net and.org remains to be seen.