Sentence examples for notably lost from inspiring English sources
It belongs to the genre in which prodigals return to find their homeland painfully altered; disillusioned by the "Atomic Age", Scout has notably lost the sassy swagger that makes her childish I-voice in Mockingbird so compelling.
For the quarter, Sprint added nearly 1.3 million net wireless customers but notably lost roughly 44,000 net postpaid subscribers, more than analysts had expected.
The Buccaneers appeared changed and won four games early in the season, but they notably lost large leads in later games and fell from playoff contention after midseason.
For a couple of decades, Welliver has turned in fine work on dozens of shows, most notably "Lost" and "Deadwood," and it's about time his rough-hewn charisma was put in the spotlight.
However, the trait was notably lost from all AFEX CSH treatments later exposed to repetitive culturing in PSGHL.
Most notably lost was the correlation of mRNA expression of cyclin D1 with several of the oestradiol synthesising enzymes and EST with STS.
Giggs did not reach a major tournament finals with Wales, most notably losing in the European Championship play-offs against Russia in 2003 during Hughes' reign.
Google has also suffered a documented brain drain, notably losing Sheryl Sandberg, who is now chief operating officer at Facebook.
Menzel won the Best Actress award, and the show also won the Tony Awards for Best Scenic Design and Best Costume Design, notably losing Best Book, Original Score and ultimately Best Musical to Avenue Q.
But after pro-government forces suffered a string of defeats, most notably losing Idlib province to rebels in March, the Syrian president's position looked shakier than at any point in the war thus far.
Within this realm, America is most notably losing ground in the critical area of innovation -- that is, finding new ideas through basic research, translating those ideas into products through world-class engineering, and getting to market first through aggressive entrepreneurship.
