Sentence examples for measures was lost from inspiring English sources

A case in point was some decades ago when I was teaching mathematics at Theodore Roosevelt High School (Bronx), and I found one of my algebra students, who by all official measures was lost to any potential further studies, playing chess in the cafeteria with the school's brightest student.

As a result, some intermediate measures are lost in the process of changing the inputs to outputs.

Despite the efforts of the last several years, the institution of marriage by some measures is losing ground.

With about 98.5% of the vote counted, the measure was losing 53% to 47%.

But in testing the dual-clutch version of the VFR, I sometimes felt that a measure of control was lost.

By looking at these nine lives — salvaged, and crucial — Marton provides a moving measure of how much was lost.

When the US government agreed that the well would be shut in for the "well integrity test" on July 13, the opportunity to actually measure the total flow was lost forever.

After early encouragement, however, Barcelona settled into their smooth passing style and started to give United a rough ride as they struggled to maintain any measure of authority and control was lost.

A couple might move from one state to another for a job, or because a job was lost; one new measure is to give same-sex couples equal protection in bankruptcy cases.

A competing proposal, Measure I, was losing 49percentto51percentcent.

Patients for whom 2-years of follow-up data were missing, despite these measures, would be lost to follow-up under standard protocol conditions.