Sentence examples for lost various from inspiring English sources
People say: 'You beat cancer.' And it's like: 'No, a cocktail of chemotherapy drugs beat cancer.'" He goes on, scoffing: "When people go get chemo, they're not injecting themselves with will – I have lost various loved ones to cancer, and I certainly don't feel that I am any stronger or braver than them".
For other genes (3) that are shared by fewer taxa, it is difficult to state whether they were present in the LECA and lost various times, or acquired independently: this is the case for PEN2, Strawberry Notch (Sno), the role of which in the Notch pathway is not yet clear, and Fringe (a Fringe-like gene is present in plants and Excavata).
"They would be one of many others that would lose various exemptions," Mr. Say said.
Those who fall into it lose various deductions, like state and local taxes and, in some cases, mortgage interest.
Fellow swimmers objected, partly because they found the soldiers unappealing aesthetically - they had been careless enough to lose various limbs - but also because they 'hadn't paid'.
The two put dozens of participants through a series of four experiments in order to see how they acted in the aftermath of winning and losing various competitions.
The secrets have already begun swirling by the time "Valkyrie" opens with Stauffenberg, stationed in North Africa, bitterly recording his opposition to Hitler in a diary right before losing various body parts to the war.
In other species of atoms there are one or more electrons that are not paired, and it is therefore possible for any of these atoms to acquire or lose various quantum multiples of energy.
I was at home on the night, but for an astronomer who does a lot of photography the full moon isn't the best time to take photos as it washes out a lot of the galaxies surrounding it, and also we lose various other things to the moon's glare, including the Leonid meteor shower which peaked around the same time.
For its part, Amazon says in its accounts that it may have to pay an extra $1.5bn in back taxes in the US if it loses various transfer pricing disputes with the tax authorities there, going back to 2005.
