Sentence examples for practice has been lost from inspiring English sources

But the practice has been lost, with remaining woodland sliced up by roads, railways and fields.

But even its supporters have acknowledged that its benefits, like those of many preventative interventions, are often hard to quantify; and that there is a risk that these elements of good practice have been lost in the political imperative to over-claim for what Crossley called, with withering sarcasm: The perfect social policy.

The original charter idea of a teacher-led school designed to create replicable innovative practices has been lost.

Unfortunately, the real meanings behind many of these stories and practices have been lost or altered to be consistent with European beliefs.

This pretty much says it all: General Petraeus is going to Afghanistan at the president's request to lead the war effort there, but his wife Holly's struggle to defend our troops against the predatory lending practices of car dealers has been lost.

As one such victim explains in an article exposing the practice: "You know, my reputation has been lost because of this video.

The highly florid and acrobatic art practiced in Handel's time has been lost and only partly recovered.

"If we allow our self-congratulatory adoration of technology to distract us from our own contact with each other," he says, padding in stockinged feet around his apartment, "then somehow the original agenda has been lost". He practices what he preaches, and in rock-star fashion.

Beyond acting as watchful eyes over the territory, the family seeks to practice a traditional way of life as has been lost through colonization.

Much of this knowledge has been lost in the light of modern practices.

Land has been lost to water runoff because of acreage clearance, changes in farming practices and dredging of Bayou Macon.